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Modernisasi Hukum Notaris Masa Depan: Kajlan Hukum Terhadap Kemungkinan Cybernotary Di Indonesia, Edmon Makarim

Jurnal Hukum & Pembangunan

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Kemungkinan Peraturan Perundangan·Undangan Di Bawah Undang-Undang Sebagai Obyek Pengujian Mahkamah Konstltusi, Thorkis Pane

Jurnal Hukum & Pembangunan

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Echocardiography Evaluation Of Aortic Dissection: A Case Study, Alyssa Garvey

Undergraduate Project Award

Case study on aortic dissection.

Build Your Skills With Linkedin Training, Adrian Rivera

Staff Professional Development Week

GTS’s Adrian Rivera offers a chance to get acquainted with LinkedIn Training, which provides Gallaudet staff with a flexible, accessible way to strengthen professional skills and stay current with evolving workplace tools. With thousands of high‐quality online courses, employees can build confidence in areas such as communication, leadership, customer service, project management, and digital literacy. The platform allows staff to learn at their own pace, revisit topics as needed, and apply new skills directly to their daily responsibilities.

A key benefit for Gallaudet employees is the ability to stay updated on essential workplace technologies. Courses on Office 365 help staff …

Internal Fluid Dynamics Of Oil And Gas Reservoirs, Christopher Miller

Discovery Day - Daytona Beach

This project aims to explore the mathematical principles governing the fluid dynamics of underground oil and gas reservoirs. Within the field of petroleum engineering there are many different variables and factors that change the way fluid within petroleum reservoirs behaves. Mathematical models can be developed using what we know about fluid dynamics and other areas of study to predict how fluids within reservoirs behave, making research like this very important to industry applications.

The Rhetoric Of Airline Safety After Major Incidents, Martyna Wojcik

Discovery Day - Daytona Beach

Airline accidents are pivotal events that not only test the safety frameworks of the aviation industry but also challenge how airlines manage their public image. Rhetoric by airlines in the wake of major incidents plays a vital role in setting public perception about airline safety and corporate accountability. Airlines respond differently to accidents and use different strategies to manage public perception, influenced by whether the crash stemmed from human error or technical failure. This research investigates three study cases: the Germanwings Flight 9525, Lion Air Flight 610, and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashes for interpreting how airlines frame crisis discourse …

Simulated Microgravity Effects On Escherichia Coli Mg1566 Ability To Form Biofilms And Its Potential Implications On Virulence, Tyler Jenkins

Discovery Day - Daytona Beach

Microorganisms are an integral part of any biological system’s performance, and researching the different tendencies of bacterial strains give scientists a more structured idea of how to work with them in specific applications. Bacterial research consists of studying antibiotic resistance, virulence, differential gene expression in extreme environments. Studies using microgravity analogs have shown that different strains have implications for astronaut performance and life support systems, and further research must be devoted to understanding the different mechanisms facilitating these adaptations and mitigating the risks these bacteria pose to the success of space missions. This experiment focuses on studying the phenotypes of …

Building Capacity And Inspiring Change: The Impact Of Louisiana’S Ucedd Across The Lifespan, Alicia Kowitz, Constance Alphonse, Phil Wilson, Maria Blanco

Developmental Disabilities Network Journal

The Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Human Development Center (HDC), as the state’s University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD), serves as a catalyst for inclusive systems change through interdisciplinary training, community engagement, and evidence-based service delivery. This manuscript highlights the breadth and impact of HDC’s initiatives across early childhood, education, transition, and community inclusion. Through programs such as Inclusive Practices in Early Childhood, PAYCheck, and LEND, HDC builds capacity among professionals, empowers individuals with disabilities and their families, and strengthens systems to be more responsive and equitable. The stories and outcomes shared illustrate how intentional, collaborative efforts …

Assessment Of Fecal Indicator Bacteria And Vibrio Species In Daytona Beach Shores, Marina Vaden, Ryan F. Rednick, Mariposa C. Magee

Discovery Day - Daytona Beach

Coastal water quality is a critical public health concern, particularly in recreational areas where exposure to microbial contaminants can pose risks to human health. This study aimed to assess the presence of fecal indicator bacteria (FIB) and potential sewage contamination in the waters of Daytona Beach Shores. Specifically, we analyzed levels of enterococci and fecal coliforms, alongside key physico-chemical parameters such as salinity and pH, to evaluate water quality and contamination trends. A total of 15 water samples were randomly collected from coastal sites and analyzed using traditional culture-based techniques and chromogenic assays to detect fecal contamination. Additionally, samples were …

Introducing The Michigan Reading Journal’S Incoming Editorial Team, Mihyun Han, Kristen L. White, Nicole R. Peterson, Amy Croel-Perrien

Michigan Reading Journal

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Full Issue: Volume 58, No. 3

Michigan Reading Journal

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Audio-Synchronized Personal Media Playback In A Streaming Interface, Devin Carder

Defensive Publications Series

A technique is proposed for audio-synchronized personal media playback in a streaming interface. A user interface associated with a content streaming platform is provided for presentation via a client device. The content streaming platform provides a current audiovisual track for playback. A user interaction with one or more user interface elements is detected. A determination is made of an emotional tone and a temporal characteristic associated with the current audiovisual track. A set of content items corresponding to the determined emotional tone is identified from a personal content repository associated with the user. The user interface is updated to include …

Assessing Media Literacy Competence In Secondary Education: Towards A Rubric Based On A Systematic Review, Steijn Jan Van Der Craats, Jason Simon, Romy Andrieu, Bo Sichterman, Stan Van Ginkel

Journal of Media Literacy Education Pre-Prints

Developing media literacy competence is an essential objective in secondary education. However, a validated instrument aimed to encourage the development of media literacy amongst students formatively is lacking hitherto. This review aims to identify relevant studies on media literacy competence or components thereof and their assessment strategies. Further, this study synthesizes these findings into a set of principles for constructing a formative assessment instrument fostering media literacy competence. Seventeen publications from the last 15 years were selected through a systematic search in scientific databases. All studies were categorized concerning crucial characteristics of assessment instruments. Furthermore, the synthesis of this study …

Communications Committee Midyear Report 2025-26, Betsey Appleton

NASIG Newsletter

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Communications Committee Annual Report 2025-26, Betsey Appleton

NASIG Newsletter

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Conference Planning Committee Mid-Year Report 2025-26, Amy Carlson

NASIG Newsletter

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Conference Planning Committee Annual Report 2025-26, Amy Carlson

NASIG Newsletter

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Mentoring & Student Outreach Committee Annual Report 2025-26, Megan Horn

NASIG Newsletter

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Nasig Autumn Virtual Committee Mid-Year Report 2025-26, Sofia A. Slutskaya

NASIG Newsletter

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Program Planning Committee Mid-Year Report 2025-26, Amanda Calabrese

NASIG Newsletter

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An Integrated Framework For Memory-Centric Analysis: From Trace Collection To Co-Design, Dhruv Gajaria, Prajwal Challa, Yasodha Suriyakumar, Joseph Manzano, Nathan Tallent, Andrés Márquez

Computer Science Faculty Publications and Presentations

IntroductionThe memory wall phenomenon—where advances in processor performance significantly outpace those in memory subsystems-poses a fundamental challenge for contemporary computing systems. In memory-bound applications, memory subsystem behavior dominates performance, yet existing analysis approaches present significant limitations: detailed microarchitectural simulators require days to weeks to simulate modest workloads; hardware performance counters provide only aggregate statistics that obscure temporal and spatial access patterns; and scaled simulation approaches face challenges in capturing contention effects, bandwidth saturation, and interference patterns that emerge at larger scales. These limitations reflect a processor-centric design philosophy—in both performance analysis tools and system co-design methodologies—that is increasingly misaligned with …

Ucf Pegasus Plan - 1st Grade - National Holidays, Ania Calbough, Paola Cedeno, Danielle Linare

Pegasus Plans: Social Studies Unit Plans for Florida Teachers

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Does Relationship-Centered Communication Partner Training Improve Perceived Marital Attachment, Communication, And Psychosocial Well-Being In Couples Impacted By Aphasia?, Sarah Janalee Laws

Theses and Dissertations

This study explored whether Relationship-Centered Communication Partner Training (RC-CPT) improved perceived marital attachment, communication, and psychosocial well-being in couples impacted by aphasia. A quasi-experimental design was implemented to assess the impact of RC-CPT on various marital outcomes. Twelve married couples participated in the study, with each couple including one spouse with post-stroke aphasia. The Brief Accessibility, Responsiveness, and Engagement Scale (BARE) was used as the primary outcome for this study, assessing attachment behaviors within couples. Secondary outcome measures included the Loneliness Scale Questionnaire, the Relationship Questionnaire, the Conflict and Conflict Resolution Questionnaire, and the Kessler Psychological Distress Rating Scale. Pre-testing …

The Impact Of Response Latency On Perceived Level Of Intelligence And Likability Of Autistic Speakers, Brinley Atkinson

Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to examine how turn-taking latency and speaker or listener gender affect the perceived intelligence and likability of the speaker across autistic speakers. In addition, the overarching goal of this research is to help speech-language pathologists (SLPs) better provide support and strategies to autistic individuals to improve their social and professional lives. Neurotypical English speakers (20 male and 20 female) were recruited to listen to a series of conversational speech samples collected from a group of eight autistic adults (four male and four female). In each sample, autistic individuals responded to a series of everyday …

February 9, 2026 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, Willa Liburd Tavernier

NASIG Newsletter

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January 12, 2026 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, Willa Liburd Tavernier

NASIG Newsletter

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March 9, 2026 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, Willa Liburd Tavernier

NASIG Newsletter

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Nasig Newsletter May 2026

NASIG Newsletter

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In The Wake Of Sound: On Field Recording, Materiality, And Reparative Listening, Ivy Fu

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

This thesis develops a practice of field recording, spatial audio composition, and soft-circuit installation grounded in what I call reparative listening: a slow, materially attentive form of attention oriented toward what dominant recording apparatuses suppress, discard, or fail to register. Across five major projects—Fable Upon Ununified Grounds (2023), Cocoon (2024), Tether (2025), Hide & Seek (2026), and Frequency Commons (2026)—I treat sound not as an extractable output but as a relational event shaped by site, body, material, and signal loss. The work draws together Jane Bennett's vibrant materialism, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's theory of definitional crisis and the open secret, Zhuangzi's …

Storyteller: Training-Free Narrative Grounding And Forseebench: Evaluation For Long Form Audio Description, Seung Hyun Hahm

Dartmouth College Master’s Theses

Understanding long-form video requires tracking events, motivations, and relationships across time rather than describing isolated frames. However, existing video--language models (VLMs) and audio description (AD) systems often generate short-horizon descriptions that omit narrative context, causal intent, and story continuity, limiting accessibility for blind and low-vision (BLV) audiences. This thesis investigates how long-form AD can be grounded in narrative memory without relying on expensive supervised training pipelines or heavily curated annotations.

We propose StoryTeller, a training-free retrieval-augmented framework for long-form audio description. Instead of depending solely on frame-level perception, StoryTeller summarizes observations into structured narrative facts that capture who did what …