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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 …
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 …
From Local Innovation To Global Impact: The Ncino Story, Fredrika J. Spencer
From Local Innovation To Global Impact: The Ncino Story, Fredrika J. Spencer
Atlantic Marketing Association Proceedings
No abstract provided.
Securing Machine Learning Models During Edge Inference, N/A
Securing Machine Learning Models During Edge Inference, N/A
Defensive Publications Series
The technology described in this paper relates to securing high-value machine learning models during inference in various environments, such as edge computing locations. A hardware accelerator, such as an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), decrypts machine learning model data using internal secrets and memory locking mechanisms. This approach prevents untrusted host systems from reading plaintext data, thereby reducing the trusted compute base (TCB) to the hardware accelerator and its firmware. The implementation of the present technique may include end-to-end encryption to allow for performing a direct key exchange with the hardware accelerator, facilitating private inference without exposing certain data to …
The Return Of Regime Politics: Liberator Or Tyrant, Dylan Coombs
The Return Of Regime Politics: Liberator Or Tyrant, Dylan Coombs
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Institutional Gateways For Ideological Contestation: A Schattschneiderian Analysis Of School Board Library Policy Disputes, Hanna Bechtel
Institutional Gateways For Ideological Contestation: A Schattschneiderian Analysis Of School Board Library Policy Disputes, Hanna Bechtel
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Private Property In The Social Contract: Locke Versus Rousseau, Adam Opp
Private Property In The Social Contract: Locke Versus Rousseau, Adam Opp
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
“Sanctuary And Sovereignty: The Constitutional And Christian Mandate For Order In U.S. Immigration Policy”, Christopher J. Boosey, Franklin Patterson
“Sanctuary And Sovereignty: The Constitutional And Christian Mandate For Order In U.S. Immigration Policy”, Christopher J. Boosey, Franklin Patterson
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Countering Violent Extremism In The Sahel Region: Roles Of The U.S. And Eu, Ben Ellis, Alina Macovei, Beata Diana Chako, Daiwei Huang, Kehuan Ren
Countering Violent Extremism In The Sahel Region: Roles Of The U.S. And Eu, Ben Ellis, Alina Macovei, Beata Diana Chako, Daiwei Huang, Kehuan Ren
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
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.
Foreign Military Financing And Influencing Foreign Policy And National Security Alignment, Peter W. Aubrey
Foreign Military Financing And Influencing Foreign Policy And National Security Alignment, Peter W. Aubrey
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Strategy In A Disrupted World: Evaluating The 2025 Nss Through The Five Disruptions Framework, Anthony Hughes
Strategy In A Disrupted World: Evaluating The 2025 Nss Through The Five Disruptions Framework, Anthony Hughes
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.
Human Dignity In The Constitutions Of Post-Communist European States: Comparative Perspectives And Implications For Religious Freedom, Daniel Fodorean
Human Dignity In The Constitutions Of Post-Communist European States: Comparative Perspectives And Implications For Religious Freedom, Daniel Fodorean
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
Making Just War Tradition (Jwt) More Relevant, Carl Rehberg, Anthony Hughes
Making Just War Tradition (Jwt) More Relevant, Carl Rehberg, Anthony Hughes
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
The American Church, Trump, And Christian Nationalism, Johnny Davis
The American Church, Trump, And Christian Nationalism, Johnny Davis
Helms School of Government Spring Public Policy Conference
No abstract provided.
'Buga Yanu Junba: Strengthening First Languages And Wellbeing Through Collaborative Songwriting', Gillian Howell, Annika Moses, Educators From Baya Gawiy Buga Yani Jandu Yani U
'Buga Yanu Junba: Strengthening First Languages And Wellbeing Through Collaborative Songwriting', Gillian Howell, Annika Moses, Educators From Baya Gawiy Buga Yani Jandu Yani U
Talking Heads Seminar Series
In September 2025, Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre (MWRC), Indigenous Literacy Foundation and Tura released Buga Yanu Junba, a songbook and companion album of 22 original songs in Bunuba, Gooniyandi, Walmajarri, and Kimberley Kriol. But where did these songs come from? This presentation traces their origins in a three-year participatory arts-based research project: a collaboration between early childhood educators at Baya Gawiy Buga Yani Jandu yani U in Fitzroy Crossing, facilitators from the Perth-based cultural development organisation Tura, and a researchermusician from the University of Melbourne as part of Tura's ongoing SoundFX program.
The research pursued two interconnected goals: to increase …
What Is New In Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support In 2024-2025?, Maya Guglin
What Is New In Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support In 2024-2025?, Maya Guglin
The VAD Journal
This review covers the most interesting publications on temporary mechanical circulatory support in 2024-2025. We include the latest research on intra-aortic balloon pumps, Impella devices, and veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.
Innovator - Spring 2026
Innovator
06 - Message From the President
08 - Time Machine
12 - News
22 - Gabrielle Kemberling ’12
28 - The Oughton Family
34 - Beyond the Seams
44 - Question & Innovate
46 - Ram Roundup
48 - Which Ram Was the GOAT?
52 - Class Notes
56 - In Memory
58 - Trivia
Innovator - Fall 2025
Innovator
06 - Message From the President
08 - Time Machine
10 - News
24 - Nureed Saeed ‘99
28 - Cell Mates
32 - Robert C. Sergott, MD
36 - Working Smarter
42 - Question & Innovate
44 - Alumni Impact
48 - Leeor Gal ‘19
50 - Class Notes
56 - In Memory
58 - Trivia
Innovator - Winter 2025
Innovator
06 - Message from the President
08 - Time Machine
10 - News
14 - New Leader for a New Century
18 - Fashion’s Fairy Godmother
22 - Diploma School of Nursing
26 - Question & Innovate
28 - Alumni Impact
30 - Ram Roundup
32 - From the Washington Ballet to Wimbledon
36 - Homecoming 2024 and Alumni Awards
42 - JCLS Alumni Day
44 - Class Notes
50 - Love Train
52 - In Memory
54 - Trivia
Innovator - Summer 2024
Innovator
06 - A Message from the President
10 - Time Machine
16 - The Nexus
32 - Our History
38 - Weaving a Legacy of Excellence
40 - Bridging the Gaps
44 - Harnessing the Qualities That Create Healthcare Heroes
48 - Question & Innovate
52 - Alumni Impact
54 - Ram Roundup
58 - Be Kind
62 - Class Notes
68 - In Memory
70 - Trivia
Innovator - Fall 2023
Innovator
06 - Get to Know Jefferson's Interim President
08 - Leadership Announcements
10 - Time Machine
14 - The Nexus
22 - Climate Change on Your Block
30 - Humana and Jefferson
34 - Question & Innovate
38 - Caffeinated Creativity
42 - Alumni Impact
46 - Ram RoundUp
50 - Brotherhood's Enduring Legacy
56 - Class Notes
60 - In Memory
62 - Trivia
Advancing Equitable Faculty Evaluations: Refining Behavior-Based Rubrics For Systemic Change, Celia Freed
Advancing Equitable Faculty Evaluations: Refining Behavior-Based Rubrics For Systemic Change, Celia Freed
Miners Solving for Tomorrow Research Conference
Bias in faculty evaluations continues to influence decisions about promotion, tenure, and resource allocation, disproportionately affecting women and underrepresented faculty. To address these inequities, this study develops and implements behavior- and-outcome based evaluation rubrics designed to improve fairness, clarity, and consistency. Using a case study approach, calibration data, participant feedback, and refinement are used to guide rubric development and standardization. Over one academic year, this project progressed through data analysis, rubric revision, faculty feedback, and pilot implementation, followed by evaluation of its effectiveness. The study advances research on structured evaluation systems and examines how behavior-based criteria can potentially enhance inclusivity …
Harnessing Street-View Imagery: A Success Story From Northwest Washington State, Danny Hagen, Falon Hoven
Harnessing Street-View Imagery: A Success Story From Northwest Washington State, Danny Hagen, Falon Hoven
GIS/ValuationTechnologies Conference 2026
This session highlights how county assessor offices in Washington State are using street-view imagery to improve valuation accuracy, streamline appeals, and enhance public trust. Building on Skagit County’s initial implementation, we will share a new year of results, expanded examples, and cross-county collaboration with Whatcom County. Topics will include: Overview of assessment processes in Washington State How street-view imagery integrates with existing data sources Successes in valuation, training, and disaster response Lessons learned on public perception, cost-sharing, and implementation challenges Future plans for regional collaboration and expanded applications Participants will come away with practical insights on the benefits, limitations, and …
Succession Success In Seven Steps, Damian Lara Esq.
Succession Success In Seven Steps, Damian Lara Esq.
GIS/ValuationTechnologies Conference 2026
Session will provide the tools and teach the best practices to develop and implement a successful succession plan. Presentation materials will include templets, questioners and guidelines to implement a customizable out of the box succession plan.
System And Method For Predictive Network Equipment Decommissioning Management, N/A
System And Method For Predictive Network Equipment Decommissioning Management, N/A
Defensive Publications Series
The technology described in this paper relates to a predictive network equipment decommissioning management system. The described technology automates the creation and management of decommissioning requests to improve accuracy and reduce cycle times. By utilizing multi-signal context heuristics, the system determines the specific decommissioning scenario for various assets. A hybrid inference engine is employed to predict the presence of unmonitored passive components. An ambiguity resolution engine identifies vague or untagged parts using computer vision and topological exclusion techniques. A dynamic granularity transformation engine re-aggregates discrete components into top-level assemblies, accommodating for configuration drift over time. Furthermore, a retrofit analysis engine …
Session Management Architecture For Server-Sent Events Transport In Persistent Connection Delivery Systems, Aaron Burton
Session Management Architecture For Server-Sent Events Transport In Persistent Connection Delivery Systems, Aaron Burton
Defensive Publications Series
A method for operating a session management process over an SSE transport, where the process maintains an in-memory map of session identifiers to open HTTP response streams, receives personalization payloads from an upstream enrichment pipeline, and writes those payloads as formatted SSE event frames to all registered EventSource connections matching the target session identifier. The process stores HTTP response stream references rather than WebSocket handles, delivers payloads by writing SSE-formatted text to each open stream, and relies on HTTP keep-alive semantics and the EventSource reconnection protocol to manage connection lifecycle without application-layer ping/pong. Client-side reconnection is handled natively by the …
Origai Ecosystem - Integrated Ai-Powered Entrepreneurship Platform, Clinton Orah
Origai Ecosystem - Integrated Ai-Powered Entrepreneurship Platform, Clinton Orah
Defensive Publications Series
This publication discloses the complete technical architecture of the OrigAI Ecosystem: an integrated suite of AI-powered products guiding entrepreneurs through a six-phase startup lifecycle — Think, Plan, Build, Launch, Scale, and ongoing operations. The primary product, BCAI (Business Creation AI), implements a phase-embedded plan builder architecture in which AI tool capabilities surface as contextual engines within business plan sections rather than as a standalone toolkit, with outputs written permanently to a structured business plan. The ecosystem includes a 20+ tool suite spanning competitive intelligence, offer design, viral marketing, pitch coaching, business registration, and scale-phase analytics, all operating on a shared …
Qbiasnet: Quantum-Enhanced Variational Classifiers For Ethical Bias Detection In Multimodal Ai Models, Nikunj Doshi, Kavach Shah, Shikhar Patel
Qbiasnet: Quantum-Enhanced Variational Classifiers For Ethical Bias Detection In Multimodal Ai Models, Nikunj Doshi, Kavach Shah, Shikhar Patel
Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) Conference
Bias in multimodal AI systems that jointly process image and text inputs creates measurable risks in sensitive deployment contexts including public health, financial services, and automated hiring. Classical detection approaches face a fundamental architectural limitation in that they cannot efficiently model intersectional bias. Intersectional bias emerges from the nonlinear interaction of multiple protected attributes simultaneously across visual and linguistic modalities. This paper introduces QBiasNet, a hybrid quantum-classical system that encodes cross-modal CLIP embeddings into an 8-qubit Variational Quantum Circuit (VQC) implemented in PennyLane. By exploiting quantum entanglement, the VQC learns high-order feature correlations that linear probes and shallow neural networks …