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Bs Data Science & Data Analytics, Ds Cs 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro Jan 2025

Bs Data Science & Data Analytics, Ds Cs 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Bachelor of Science and Education

Data Science Computer Science Domain


Let’S Nms With Texas: The Implications Of The Texas Stock Exchange For Self-Regulation, Onnig H. Dombalagian Jan 2025

Let’S Nms With Texas: The Implications Of The Texas Stock Exchange For Self-Regulation, Onnig H. Dombalagian

The University of Chicago Business Law Review

The Texas Stock Exchange’s registration as a new national securities exchange is arguably the most formidable challenge to the NYSE and Nasdaq duopoly in recent memory. TXSE has raised expectations not only among those who champion the rise of Texas as a financial center and resist the imposition of progressive norms through securities law, but also among scholars who favor competition as a solution to structural problems in the national market system (NMS) for equity trading. This Article explores the extent to which a new exchange can manage these expectations. It further considers what it means to be a “fully …


Bs Engineering Technology, Manuf And Cad 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro Jan 2025

Bs Engineering Technology, Manuf And Cad 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Bachelor of Science and Education

Manufacturing and Computer Aided Design (CAD) Emphasis


Bsce, Civil Engineering 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro Jan 2025

Bsce, Civil Engineering 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Bachelor of Science and Education

No abstract provided.


Bs Biological Science, Eeob 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro Jan 2025

Bs Biological Science, Eeob 2025-26, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Bachelor of Science and Education

Evolution, Ecology & Organismal Biology


Late Checkout. Plan Integral De Comunicación Y Marketing Para Revitalizar Late Checkout: Fusionando Streetwear, Exclusividad Y Experiencia, Nerea Frías Serrano Jan 2025

Late Checkout. Plan Integral De Comunicación Y Marketing Para Revitalizar Late Checkout: Fusionando Streetwear, Exclusividad Y Experiencia, Nerea Frías Serrano

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

Late Checkout es una marca creada en 2021, lo que la hace ser joven y con pocos años de experiencia. Esto genera una gran desventaja frente a las grandes marcas ya posicionadas en el mercado y con un gran histórico reconocido por detrás. Necesitan captar a un mayor público y crear una comunidad fidelizada para abordar los altos precios que tienen sus productos y, a su vez, que la marca crezca y siga adelante a largo plazo. Además, debe mejorar su posicionamiento para que resuene como una marca de streetwear de lujo y no como la marca de una artista, …


Capsule: Una Nueva Forma De Entender La Segunda Mano De Lujo, Andrea Rivero Lorenzo Jan 2025

Capsule: Una Nueva Forma De Entender La Segunda Mano De Lujo, Andrea Rivero Lorenzo

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

El presente trabajo trata la fusión entre el arte, la moda y la sostenibilidad, con el objetivo de desarrollar una propuesta innovadora para el retail de lujo: una tienda de segunda mano concebida como una galería de arte, bajo el nombre de Capsule.

Capsule refleja el objetivo de revalorizar cada artículo de lujo, independientemente de los años que lleve en el mercado, actuando como una cápsula del tiempo que preserva su esencia. Un espacio dónde el tiempo parezca detenerse, preservando cada pieza como si fuera nueva, pero con un valor emocional añadido, más profundo, vinculado a su historia y a …


Enhancing Library Collections Through Open Education, Matthew L. Timko Jan 2025

Enhancing Library Collections Through Open Education, Matthew L. Timko

College of Law Faculty Publications

The changes to ABA Accreditation Standards for Law Libraries recognize the trend of increasingly digital legal information used by law schools. Interpretation 604-1 reads: “The appropriate mixture of collection formats depends on the needs of the law library and the law school; it need not entail a mixture that includes physical books.” This interpretation will significantly impact how physical spaces are used, but it also provides several opportunities to rethink digital resources, and the audiences served by the law library.

Part of the collection that varies greatly among law libraries is the casebook/course materials collection. Such materials are often cost-prohibitive …


An Intelligent Robotic System For Multi-Sensory Cognitive Fatigue Detection To Assist Persons With Paralysis In Activities Of Daily Living, Enamul Karim Jan 2025

An Intelligent Robotic System For Multi-Sensory Cognitive Fatigue Detection To Assist Persons With Paralysis In Activities Of Daily Living, Enamul Karim

Computer Science and Engineering Dissertations - Archive

Assistive robotics is a promising area for improving the quality of life of people with paralysis, specifically through assistance in Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Current state-of-the-art assistive robotic systems do not have the capability to dynamically modulate their functionality according to the cognitive fatigue level of the user, which can negatively impact their effectiveness and usability in real-life settings.

This dissertation explores an adaptive robotic framework that adjusts its behavior depending on the cognitive fatigue level of users. The system operates in three different modes, and switches between Fully Controlled, Semi-Autonomous, and Fully Autonomous modes. The overall goal is …


Tbi Semi-Annual Report - July-December 2024 Final.Pdf, Tennessee. Bureau Of Investigation Jan 2025

Tbi Semi-Annual Report - July-December 2024 Final.Pdf, Tennessee. Bureau Of Investigation

Annual Reports

This document is the annual report for the TBI during the fiscal year.


Tdec 2025 Annual Report, Tennessee. Department Of Environment And Conservation Jan 2025

Tdec 2025 Annual Report, Tennessee. Department Of Environment And Conservation

TDEC Annual Reports

This annual report highlights the accomplishments of the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation over the fiscal year.


Position Descriptions, Archives Development Program Jan 2025

Position Descriptions, Archives Development Program

Tennessee Archives Management Advisories

No abstract provided.


Annual Report, State Fiscal Year July 2024 - June 2025, Tennessee. Department Of Children's Services Jan 2025

Annual Report, State Fiscal Year July 2024 - June 2025, Tennessee. Department Of Children's Services

Annual Reports

No abstract provided.


Annual Report (Fy24), Tennessee. Department Of Children's Services Jan 2025

Annual Report (Fy24), Tennessee. Department Of Children's Services

Juvenile Justice Reports

The Office of Juvenile Justice (OJJ) is a division of the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services, which provides oversight of custody and non-custodial services for justice-involved youth, including John S. Wilder Youth Development Center and all juvenile justice (JJ) placements. OJJ manages the Interstate Compact for Juveniles (ICJ), Absconder, Electronic Monitoring and Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) units in addition, provides funding to juvenile courts and other community programs to help divert youth from entering states custody. This annual report provides an overview of OJJ during the period of July 1, 2023, thru June 30, 2024 (FY24).


The State Of The Child In Tennessee 2025, Tennessee Commission On Children And Youth Jan 2025

The State Of The Child In Tennessee 2025, Tennessee Commission On Children And Youth

Kids Count/State of the Child in Tennessee Reports

This report provides an overview of information on healthy infants, children and teens; child/teen well-being; education; economic security; and demographics.


Beyond Agency Authority: Regulating Sulfur Hexafluoride Under An Enhanced Title Ii Framework Of The Clean Air Act, Matthew Gawley Jan 2025

Beyond Agency Authority: Regulating Sulfur Hexafluoride Under An Enhanced Title Ii Framework Of The Clean Air Act, Matthew Gawley

Fordham Environmental Law Review

This paper explores the critical need for robust Congressional action to regulate sulfur hexafluoride (SF6), a greenhouse gas with a global warming potential more than 20,000 times greater than carbon dioxide. Recent Supreme Court decisions––in West Virginia v. EPA and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo––to restrict EPA authority and end the Chevron doctrine have curtailed federal environmental agencies’ regulatory authority, shifting the responsibility for addressing major environmental challenges back to Congress. Despite being addressed under Title I of the Clean Air Act (CAA) through the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), current SF6 regulations prove grossly inadequate. The utilities industry––the largest …


Study On Motion Prediction Analysis Of Large Vessels Entering Kaohsiung Port Second Harbor, Li-Heng Cheng, Hsing-Yu Wang Jan 2025

Study On Motion Prediction Analysis Of Large Vessels Entering Kaohsiung Port Second Harbor, Li-Heng Cheng, Hsing-Yu Wang

Journal of Marine Science and Technology–Taiwan

Pilotage is a primary service offered by ports, ensuring the safe passage of entering and exiting vessels. This study applied motion prediction analysis to large vessels navigating the constrained waterways of Kaohsiung Port’s second harbor. To address the needs of pilots and port operators, a simplified planar motion equation was developed that incorporated speed over ground and rate of turn (ROT) as primary variables. The model relied on inputs of limited navigational data, enabling pilots to predict changes in heading and position over time and determine the conditions for safe harbor entry. Vessel paths and turning angles were analyzed to …


Maritime Piracy Risk Index For Ship Safety, Sang-Lok Yoo, Cho-Young Jung Jan 2025

Maritime Piracy Risk Index For Ship Safety, Sang-Lok Yoo, Cho-Young Jung

Journal of Marine Science and Technology–Taiwan

This study presents a comprehensive analysis of the development and implementation of a piracy risk index, crucial for enhancing maritime security and safeguarding the global shipping industry. By integrating both qualitative and quantitative assessments, the research offers a nuanced understanding of piracy risks across various maritime regions. The qualitative assessment incorporates the terrorism index and arms trafficking index, which are averaged and scaled to reflect the underlying socio-political factors influencing piracy. The quantitative assessment utilizes the exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) to dynamically capture the frequency and severity of piracy incidents over time. The findings reveal significant regional variations in …


2025 Stem Research Showcase Program, Seattle University Jan 2025

2025 Stem Research Showcase Program, Seattle University

STEM Research Showcase Programs

No abstract provided.


Pulse X Jan 2025

Pulse X

Pulse Magazine Archive

No abstract provided.


Housing Sexual Harassment: A Department Of Justice Case Study, Rigel C. Oliveri Jan 2025

Housing Sexual Harassment: A Department Of Justice Case Study, Rigel C. Oliveri

Faculty Publications

Sexual harassment in housing-when tenants or prospective tenants are sexually harassed by their landlords, housing providers, or other people associated with their housing-is a clear national problem. In 2019 the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced an initiative to bring attention to this issue, as well as a shared commitment to increased enforcement against harassers.

This enforcement push provides an opportunity for study. In particular, there are now a significant number of complaints and other litigation documents posted to the DOJ's website that provide a convenient and robust sample for analysis. The …


Exploring Motivation In Visual Arts: Middle School Art Teachers' Perspectives, Eva V. Coker Jan 2025

Exploring Motivation In Visual Arts: Middle School Art Teachers' Perspectives, Eva V. Coker

Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to explore pedagogical strategies and curriculum (media and art projects) that 6th through 8th grade middle school art teachers use to motivate students to participate in the visual arts. Specifically, it examined the instructional strategies, media choices, and art projects that teachers perceived as inspirational and motivational for middle school students. This qualitative study included data from 17 middle school art teachers, collected through interviews, video-recorded nonverbal communication cues, and teacher-submitted artifacts. The findings revealed a range of instructional strategies, media and curricular practices, and flow and affective experiences that teachers believed supported student …


Exploring Approaches To Address Racial Discrimination, Stigma, And Provider Communication In Sickle Cell Disease Pain Management Through Interprofessional Education And Collaboration, Ronisha Edwards-Elliott Jan 2025

Exploring Approaches To Address Racial Discrimination, Stigma, And Provider Communication In Sickle Cell Disease Pain Management Through Interprofessional Education And Collaboration, Ronisha Edwards-Elliott

Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations

This dissertation presents research across three publishable manuscripts that investigate why structural and systemic racism persist among patients with sickle cell disease (SCD) seeking pain management, and how interprofessional collaboration and education can help reduce disparities through shared learning, accountability, and standardized care (Chapters Two through Four). A scoping review identifies current interventions and strategies aimed at sharing the pain experiences and feelings of being unheard by SCD patients (Chapter Two). Findings of the scoping review revealed that although interventions and strategies exist and have been tested, the lack of implementation or buy-in from healthcare professionals has allowed racial discrimination …


The Effects Of A History Of Child Trauma On Breastfeeding Outcomes, Emily Flynn Jan 2025

The Effects Of A History Of Child Trauma On Breastfeeding Outcomes, Emily Flynn

Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations

Breastfeeding provides significant health benefits for both parent and child, yet many parents discontinue earlier than recommended. While childhood sexual abuse has been associated with breastfeeding difficulties, limited research has examined the broader effects of other forms of childhood maltreatments on breastfeeding outcomes. This cross-sectional study examined the relationship between a history of childhood trauma and breastfeeding outcomes, with social support explored as a potential moderator. Participants (n = 194) were birthing parents of children under the age of five, recruited from online parenting communities. Measures included the Adverse Childhood Experience International Questionnaire (ACE-IQ), a breastfeeding duration item, and a …


Comprehensive Characterization Of Chronic Midazolam Exposure On Neonates And Long-Term Neurodevelopment, Nghi M. Nguyen, Pranavi Athota, Adrian Flores, Andrew Trease, Daniel Meyer, Vamsi K. Singu, Chandan Krishnamoorthy, Victoria L. Schaal, Reeyan Bhakat, Kunal Sualy, Sathish Kumar Natarajan, Kelly L. Stauch, Sowmya V. Yelamanchili, Gurudutt Pendyala Jan 2025

Comprehensive Characterization Of Chronic Midazolam Exposure On Neonates And Long-Term Neurodevelopment, Nghi M. Nguyen, Pranavi Athota, Adrian Flores, Andrew Trease, Daniel Meyer, Vamsi K. Singu, Chandan Krishnamoorthy, Victoria L. Schaal, Reeyan Bhakat, Kunal Sualy, Sathish Kumar Natarajan, Kelly L. Stauch, Sowmya V. Yelamanchili, Gurudutt Pendyala

Journal Articles: Anesthesiology

Approximately 1 in 10 U.S. newborns are born preterm (< 37 weeks of gestation), facing risks of low birth weight, respiratory and birth deficits often requiring surgery, mechanical ventilation, and prolonged sedation. Such long-term exposure to sedatives in these babies can potentially pose neurodevelopmental risks and can further impact changes later in life. The present study focused on midazolam (MDZ), a benzodiazepine class drug commonly used as sedative in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Using a robust preclinical rodent model mimicking chronic MDZ exposure, we did a comprehensive characterization on the phenotypic, molecular, biochemical, and behavioral outcomes in these exposed neonates across key developmental milestones. Our findings indicate that long-term MDZ exposure during the neonatal period negatively affects physical attributes in early childhood. While adult bodyweights between control and MDZ-exposed rats remain comparable, the MDZ rats exhibit accelerated and robust weight gain, potentially indicating a predisposition for binge eating behavior. Additionally, dopamine release in MDZ-exposed rats is markedly reduced in adulthood. Elevated levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines and growth factors in the brain during adulthood suggest a shift in development due to early MDZ exposure. Further, trends of heightened anxiety-like behavior and reduced social interaction during early adolescence compared to other stages were observed. Collectively, our study provides a comprehensive assessment of how long-term MDZ exposure during neonatal stages impacts outcomes throughout life, laying the foundation for understanding mechanisms that contribute to neurodevelopmental complications associated with long-term MDZ use in neonates.


The Rise Of Israeli Far-Right Politics: A Queer Feminist Analysis, Sa'ed Atshan, K. Galor Jan 2025

The Rise Of Israeli Far-Right Politics: A Queer Feminist Analysis, Sa'ed Atshan, K. Galor

Peace & Conflict Studies Faculty Works

No abstract provided.


Increased Dissolution Rate And Decreased Processing Temperature For Immediate Release Fdm 3d Printed Tablet Of Weakly Acidic Drugs By Acid-Base Supersolubilization, Mohammed Irfan Syed Jan 2025

Increased Dissolution Rate And Decreased Processing Temperature For Immediate Release Fdm 3d Printed Tablet Of Weakly Acidic Drugs By Acid-Base Supersolubilization, Mohammed Irfan Syed

Theses and Dissertations

In recent years, there has been much interest in three-dimensional (3D) printing for the development of personalized and on-demand medications for better therapy. In 3D-printing, materials are deposited layer by layer to form tablets and pellets. Among various 3D-printing technologies, the fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printing, where melt-extruded filaments of drug-polymer mixtures are used for 3D printing, is most promising. However, the FDM 3D-printing often produces slow-release tablets that are not suitable for rapid drug action in the body. The present investigation was undertaken to demonstrate how rapidly dissolving 3D-printed tablets of poorly water-soluble acidic drugs could be developed …


Developing Stiripentol Analogs As Potential Ldh Inhibitors For The Treatment Of Glioblastoma, Anshika Y. Jain Jan 2025

Developing Stiripentol Analogs As Potential Ldh Inhibitors For The Treatment Of Glioblastoma, Anshika Y. Jain

Theses and Dissertations

Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is a highly proliferative brain tumor that has a 5-year survival rate of ~7 %. Temozolomide (TMZ) is the current standard of care therapeutic for GBM. However, 50% of patients develop resistance to TMZ. Therefore, further investigation for new GBM therapeutics is necessary to overcome this issue of drug resistance. GBM patients are known to overexpress lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), which is inversely correlated with their survival. This key glycolytic enzyme catalyzes the interconversion of pyruvate and lactate and plays an important role in cancer proliferation and invasion. Therefore, we aimed to inhibit LDH for developing therapeutics for …


Modeling Wild Rice Bed Health: A Dual Metric Approach For Bed Strength And Invasive Impact, Seth Sisneros-Martinez Jan 2025

Modeling Wild Rice Bed Health: A Dual Metric Approach For Bed Strength And Invasive Impact, Seth Sisneros-Martinez

Journal of Earth and Life Science

Wild rice (mannoomin; Zizania palustris) is an aquatic grain that grows in slow-moving rivers and shallow bays throughout northern Minnesota. In Headquarters Bay on Leech Lake, wild rice has served as a cultural staple for Indigenous communities for centuries. However, its population has declined in recent years due to multiple environmental issues. One potential contributor is Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum; EWM), an invasive species that forms dense mats capable of outcompeting native aquatic vegetation, including wild rice. EWM was first recorded on the southern shoreline of Leech Lake in 2005 and has since become widespread. This study …


Implementing Rsa Accumulators For Asynchronous And Permissionless Reliable Broadcasting, Eric Webb Jan 2025

Implementing Rsa Accumulators For Asynchronous And Permissionless Reliable Broadcasting, Eric Webb

CCAC Theses and Dissertations

Asynchronous consensus protocols are essential for decentralized and trustless environments such as decentralized finance (DeFi), supply chain management, and voting systems. These protocols eliminate centralized authority and timing assumptions while improving resilience and security. However, as network sizes increase the communication overhead in these systems becomes a bottleneck that limits scalability and efficiency. One notable example is the Aleph protocol, which stands out as one of the first consensus protocols to be both asynchronous and permissionless while providing Byzantine Fault Tolerance. Unlike many existing asynchronous consensus mechanisms, Aleph is permissionless in nature and does not rely on a trusted dealer …