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Judicial Review: A Hallmark Of American Jurisprudence, Or A Weapon Of The Judicial Activists?, James Black
Judicial Review: A Hallmark Of American Jurisprudence, Or A Weapon Of The Judicial Activists?, James Black
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
The Rise Of Quasi-Law: Administrative Governance And The Erosion Of America’S Constitutional Order, Lawrence Berdan
The Rise Of Quasi-Law: Administrative Governance And The Erosion Of America’S Constitutional Order, Lawrence Berdan
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Manipulation Behind The Pro-Choice Movement, Madeline S. Schlautman
Manipulation Behind The Pro-Choice Movement, Madeline S. Schlautman
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
When Morals And Systems Fail: Understanding The Roots Of Youth Violence, Alex Perry
When Morals And Systems Fail: Understanding The Roots Of Youth Violence, Alex Perry
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Ccp Political Warfare Campaigns Against The U.S., Naomi Park, Rael Worrhen, Hannah Worthen
Ccp Political Warfare Campaigns Against The U.S., Naomi Park, Rael Worrhen, Hannah Worthen
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
The Inscrutability Of Providence In Tarkovsky's Stalker, Peter G. Goldman
The Inscrutability Of Providence In Tarkovsky's Stalker, Peter G. Goldman
Journal of Religion & Film
Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker (1979) follows a spiritual journey that is at once literal and allegorical. The Zone, created by an alien visitation, is a place with conscious agency, and it reacts to those who enter its space. The Stalker says, rather obscurely, "it's as if we construct it according to our state of mind." How exactly the Zone responds to those who visit it is arguably the central question of the film. The Zone's agency is analogous to Providence in some sense, and the film is filled with Christian references on several levels. While most critics see Stalker as an …
Not Yearning To Be Saved: Arranged (2007) And The Politics Of Liberal Savior Narratives, Shaheer Afaqi
Not Yearning To Be Saved: Arranged (2007) And The Politics Of Liberal Savior Narratives, Shaheer Afaqi
Journal of Religion & Film
In recent decades, Western film and television platforms have devoted growing attention to portrayals of Orthodox Jewish and Muslim communities. However, a significant subset of these productions is marked by an important limitation: the trend of savior narratives. Such narratives are based on the notion that Orthodox Jewish women and observant Muslim women are often yearning to escape their customs and communities. These narratives are a product of the liberal assumption that individual autonomy is central to human flourishing. However, this article argues that Arranged (2007) prepares audiences to question this assumption and thereby revisit savior narratives. Analyzing the film …
Contemplative Absence: Sacred Experience In Abbas Kiarostami’S The Wind Will Carry Us And The Aesthetics Of Slow Cinema, Hessam Abedini
Contemplative Absence: Sacred Experience In Abbas Kiarostami’S The Wind Will Carry Us And The Aesthetics Of Slow Cinema, Hessam Abedini
Journal of Religion & Film
This article examines how Abbas Kiarostami’s The Wind Will Carry Us (1999) creates sacred experience through systematic absence within contemporary slow cinema aesthetics. While previous scholarship has focused on religious content in spiritual cinema, this analysis demonstrates how formal techniques—particularly strategic concealment and extended duration—generate contemplative states without explicit religious references. Drawing on Paul Schrader’s transcendental style theory and recent slow cinema scholarship, the article traces how Kiarostami adapts Persian poetic traditions, particularly concepts of pardeh (veiling) and the interplay between bāṭin (hidden) and ẓāhir (manifest), to create meaning through what remains unseen. The dying woman who never appears, the …
Southern By The Grace Of God: Religion, Race, And Civil Rights In Hollywood’S American South, Paul Harvey
Southern By The Grace Of God: Religion, Race, And Civil Rights In Hollywood’S American South, Paul Harvey
Journal of Religion & Film
This is a book review of Megan Hunt, Southern by the Grace of God: Religion, Race, and Civil Rights in Hollywood’s American South (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2024).
Voice-Controlled Unmanned Aerial System Using A Fine-Tuned Small Language Model For Real-Time Command Parsing, Owais Ahmed, Joseph Stanziano, Ram Sudharsanan, Raj Kondragunta, Adeel Khalid
Voice-Controlled Unmanned Aerial System Using A Fine-Tuned Small Language Model For Real-Time Command Parsing, Owais Ahmed, Joseph Stanziano, Ram Sudharsanan, Raj Kondragunta, Adeel Khalid
Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) Conference
This paper presents the concept and architectural design of a voice-controlled Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) that leverages a fine-tuned Small Language Model (SLM) to convert natural language voice commands into structured MAVLink flight instructions in real time. A custom quadcopter platform has been designed and assembled with a Pixhawk flight controller, and a web-based interface has been developed to integrate browser-based speech recognition with on-device SLM inference. We describe a systematic evaluation methodology for five candidate SLMs spanning encoder-decoder and decoder-only architectures, a custom dataset of 5,450 labeled drone command samples covering 11 operational command types and an unknown rejection …
Xagentmaint: Explainable Agentic Systems For Predictive Maintenance In Industrial Digital Twin Environments, Shikhar Patel, Sankeerth Adisha
Xagentmaint: Explainable Agentic Systems For Predictive Maintenance In Industrial Digital Twin Environments, Shikhar Patel, Sankeerth Adisha
Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) Conference
Predictive maintenance in manufacturing demands more than accurate failure forecasting. Maintenance engineers require transparent and auditable decision rationale to act confidently. Industrial digital twin environments produce rich and continuous streams of sensor data. Existing AI models typically surface only numerical anomaly scores without contextual explanation. This paper presents XAgentMaint, an explainable agentic AI framework for predictive maintenance. The system integrates a Retrieval-Augmented Generation knowledge base with a ReAct reasoning agent. An XGBoost failure classifier serves as the core prediction component throughout the pipeline. All three components are evaluated on the NASA CMAPSS turbofan degradation dataset across all four sub-datasets (FD001-FD004), …
Restorative Literacy: Designing Human-Centered Learning In Technological Times, Camille O'Quin
Restorative Literacy: Designing Human-Centered Learning In Technological Times, Camille O'Quin
Research Days
As educational environments increasingly integrate artificial intelligence and automated instructional tools, important questions emerge about what must remain distinctly human in teaching and learning. This presentation introduces Beyond the Margins (BTM): Restorative Literacy for Rising Voices, an interdisciplinary initiative that reimagines literacy instruction through relational, justice-centered practice in technological times. Grounded in the Restorative Literacy framework, BTM integrates structured literacy instruction, narrative identity development, restorative dialogue, and interdisciplinary collaboration across speech-language pathology, social work, counseling, psychology, and special education. Implemented with justice-involved adolescents, the model positions reading and writing not only as academic skills but as pathways to voice, belonging, …
Economic Analysis On Healthcare Costs With Ai, Kemi Daramola
Economic Analysis On Healthcare Costs With Ai, Kemi Daramola
Research Days
This research paper analyzes rising healthcare costs in the United States through core economic concepts in public administration, including market failure, public goods theory, externalities, cost-benefit analysis, and price elasticity. These frameworks explain persistent inefficiencies such as information asymmetry between providers and patients, high administrative expenses, limited price transparency, and restricted competition among healthcare systems and pharmaceutical companies. The paper integrates the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as both a response to and driver of economic change in healthcare. AI technologies—including predictive analytics, automated claims processing, and clinical decision-support systems—have the potential to reduce administrative waste, improve diagnostic accuracy, …
Vortex Generation In Dipolar Supersolids, Jacob Harl
Vortex Generation In Dipolar Supersolids, Jacob Harl
Miners Solving for Tomorrow Research Conference
Ultracold atomic gases offer highly tunable platforms for exploring complex quantum many-body phenomena. In addition, dipolar quantum gases of magnetic atoms featuring long-range anisotropic interactions are exquisite systems for realizing exotic phases-of-matter in an experimentally controlled way. A prototypical example is the supersolid state which simultaneously exhibits frictionless flow of superfuids and crystalline density modulation of solids. In this realm, we investigate the dynamical generation of vortex topological defects by imprinting a suitable phase jump in quasi-two-dimensional dipolar supersolids. This protocol enables the nucleation of a dark soliton which consecutively becomes unstable via the eponymous snake instability due to its …
Dynamical Transition From A Two-Dimensional Soliton To A Rogue Wave In Quantum Droplets, Punit Sesha Sai Turlapati
Dynamical Transition From A Two-Dimensional Soliton To A Rogue Wave In Quantum Droplets, Punit Sesha Sai Turlapati
Miners Solving for Tomorrow Research Conference
We investigate the nonequilibrium dynamics of two-dimensional quantum droplets: ultracold self-bound many-body states stabilized by the interplay of mean-field attractive interactions and repulsive quantum fluctuations. Flat-top ground state droplets are subject to an external potential, an attractive well and a repulsive barrier. Under the influence of the attractive well, we observe signatures of a Townes soliton formation, which for increasing strength of the well transitions into a two-dimensional rogue wave structure, a time-periodic highly localized configuration with amplitude three times larger than the background. The barrier instead favors a dynamical splitting of the droplet. We have developed a parallelized simulation …
State Of Tennessee Board Of Parole 2023-24 Annual Report, Tennessee. Board Of Parole.
State Of Tennessee Board Of Parole 2023-24 Annual Report, Tennessee. Board Of Parole.
Board of Parole
No abstract provided.
State Of Tennessee Board Of Parole 2024-25 Annual Report, Tennessee. Board Of Parole.
State Of Tennessee Board Of Parole 2024-25 Annual Report, Tennessee. Board Of Parole.
Board of Parole
No abstract provided.
Inter Arma Silent Leges: How War And Emergency Legislation Can Impact Constitutional Foundations And Freedoms?, Dimitar S. Stoyanov
Inter Arma Silent Leges: How War And Emergency Legislation Can Impact Constitutional Foundations And Freedoms?, Dimitar S. Stoyanov
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
The Right To Rock The Cradle: Parental Leave And Flexible Work Arrangements As Social And National Capacity Priorities For 21st-Century U.S. Public Policy, Georgiana Constantin-Parke
The Right To Rock The Cradle: Parental Leave And Flexible Work Arrangements As Social And National Capacity Priorities For 21st-Century U.S. Public Policy, Georgiana Constantin-Parke
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Servant Leadership & Navigating The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case Study On Port Tampa Bay, Laura M. Holland, Deirdre Dixon
Servant Leadership & Navigating The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case Study On Port Tampa Bay, Laura M. Holland, Deirdre Dixon
Servant Leadership: Theory & Practice
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States in March 2020, many supply chain companies found themselves facing increased demand, labor shortages, and low capacity. Due to complex relationships in the supply chain industry, it was difficult for ports to manage these challenges and continue to operate efficiently. For ports to successfully navigate these challenges, they needed to implement leadership across all levels. We examined the leadership of Port Tampa Bay to see if Servant Leadership was present. Port Tampa Bay was Florida’s largest port that handled major cargo. Through 2020–2022, the port had not seen any of the congestion …
From Philosophy To Performance: Empirical And Practical Applications Of Servant Leadership, Kevin Hurt
From Philosophy To Performance: Empirical And Practical Applications Of Servant Leadership, Kevin Hurt
Servant Leadership: Theory & Practice
No abstract provided.
Qcausalmed: Hybrid Quantum-Ai Approaches For Optimizing Causal Inference In Personalized Oncology, Nikunj Doshi, Kavach Shah, Shikhar Patel
Qcausalmed: Hybrid Quantum-Ai Approaches For Optimizing Causal Inference In Personalized Oncology, Nikunj Doshi, Kavach Shah, Shikhar Patel
Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) Conference
Estimating individualized treatment effects from observational clinical data is a central challenge. Personalized oncology depends on this estimation for meaningful patient-level decisions. Standard variable selection methods tend to over-adjust for spurious covariates in practice. They also under-adjust for true confounders when the causal graph is high-dimensional. This failure arises because optimal adjustment set identification is NP-hard in the general case. This paper proposes QCausalMed, a hybrid quantum-classical pipeline addressing this problem. The system formulates confounder selection as a Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Optimization problem. This QUBO problem is solved using the Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm, or QAOA. The resulting quantum-selected minimal …
Optimization, Co-Design And Nextgen Of Agentic Ai, Bhawesh Singh
Optimization, Co-Design And Nextgen Of Agentic Ai, Bhawesh Singh
Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) Conference
As generative artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems transition from experimental research prototypes into the backbone of enterprise-critical infrastructure, the industry has reached a pivotal juncture where computing bottlenecks represent the primary barrier to progress. The historical reliance on "brute-force" scaling, simply increasing model parameter counts, has reached a point of diminishing returns, as the exponential escalation in training costs and energy consumption becomes economically and environmentally unsustainable. To address these challenges, this paper provides a comprehensive examination of six cutting-edge technological pillars currently redefining neural architecture and optimization: Neural Architecture Search (NAS) for automated design, Advanced efficient training techniques, Energy-efficient …
Ai-Driven Enterprise Architecture And Value Realization Framework, Hemant Soni
Ai-Driven Enterprise Architecture And Value Realization Framework, Hemant Soni
Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) Conference
For over 40 years enterprise architecture has promised to align technology investment with organizational strategy. Just a portion of that promise has been fulfilled. Extensive documentation or artifact repositories that describe the enterprise in detail but hardly ever influence its direction in any discernible way has been the field's main output. This paper begins with that diagnosis which was most accurately expressed by Tamm et al. and in the context of the public sector by Dang and Pekkola and inquires as to whether artificial intelligence can solve the underlying structural issue instead of just speeding up the documentation process. We …
Policy-Driven Scalable Generation Of Network Configurations With Dynamic Parameters, N/A
Policy-Driven Scalable Generation Of Network Configurations With Dynamic Parameters, N/A
Defensive Publications Series
The technology described in this paper relates to generating network configurations utilizing a stateless, policy-driven architecture. The technology utilizes a centralized database storing applicable policies as the source of truth rather than persistently storing fully constructed configurations. During configuration updates, a system for generating the network configurations retrieves the applicable policies, updated with the current state and regenerates the network configurations entirely from scratch. A multi-phase translation process handles dynamic parameter constraints by gathering parameters, generating mutually exclusive and exhaustive override blocks using a recursive algorithm, and mapping applicable policies to these generated blocks via a soft matching process. This …
Zenbrain: A Neuroscience-Inspired 7-Layer Memory Architecture For Autonomous Ai Systems, Alexander Bering
Zenbrain: A Neuroscience-Inspired 7-Layer Memory Architecture For Autonomous Ai Systems, Alexander Bering
Defensive Publications Series
We present ZenBrain, an open-source memory architecture for AI systems that implements seven distinct memory layers inspired by cognitive neuroscience. Unlike existing approaches that treat AI memory as simple key-value storage, dual-layer retrieval, or LLM-driven reorganization, ZenBrain models the full lifecycle of human memory: encoding, consolidation, retrieval, decay, and active forgetting. The system integrates 12 neuroscience-inspired algorithms including FSRS-based spaced repetition, Hebbian learning dynamics for knowledge graphs, neuroscience-modeled sleep consolidation simulating hippocampal replay, emotional memory modulation, and Bayesian confidence propagation. ZenBrain is deployed in production as part of ZenAI with 9,228 passing tests, and is published as composable npm packages …
Epistemological Take On The Problem Of Evil: St. Augustine Vs. Rousseau, Emma Burns
Epistemological Take On The Problem Of Evil: St. Augustine Vs. Rousseau, Emma Burns
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Intelligence Reform: A Strategic Overhaul Of The Intelligence Community, Johnny Davis
Intelligence Reform: A Strategic Overhaul Of The Intelligence Community, Johnny Davis
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Innovator - Fall 2025
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06 - Message From the President
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24 - Nureed Saeed ‘99
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42 - Question & Innovate
44 - Alumni Impact
48 - Leeor Gal ‘19
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56 - In Memory
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Innovator - Fall 2023
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22 - Climate Change on Your Block
30 - Humana and Jefferson
34 - Question & Innovate
38 - Caffeinated Creativity
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56 - Class Notes
60 - In Memory
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