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Agentic Ai Framework For Semantic Transaction Data Compression And Retrieval, Palakh Shangle Feb 2026

Agentic Ai Framework For Semantic Transaction Data Compression And Retrieval, Palakh Shangle

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure relates to the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), in particular to agentic AI framework for semantic transaction data compression and retrieval. The disclosed system comprises a plurality of AI agents, including an ingest agent, a selector agent, an encoder agent, a retriever agent and a governance agent, collectively configured to process large volumes of transaction records generated by electronic payment networks. In operation, transaction records are ingested, normalized, and analyzed to dynamically determine an appropriate compression policy based on storage efficiency, semantic fidelity and retrieval latency. Compressed transaction data is stored in an object storage system along …

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Large Language Model (Llm) – Agent System For Register Transfer Level (Rtl) Transformation, N/A Feb 2026

Large Language Model (Llm) – Agent System For Register Transfer Level (Rtl) Transformation, N/A

Defensive Publications Series

The technology described in this paper relates to transformation of functional register-transfer level (RTL) hardware designs for implementation by electronic design automation (EDA) physical synthesis tools. An intelligent, autonomous, and self-correcting RTL transformation system that is based on large language models (LLMs) is proposed. The system includes an LLM agent that is based on one or more LLM models, and a robust closed-loop transformation validation agent that is integrated with the LLM agent. A continuous feedback loop is used to allow the agent for RTL transformation validation to provide feedback to the LLM agent as error messages. The LLM interprets …

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Coating Of Metallic Wires To Prevent Corrosion And Enhance Chemical And Mechanical Performance Feb 2026

Coating Of Metallic Wires To Prevent Corrosion And Enhance Chemical And Mechanical Performance

Defensive Publications Series

This publication discloses methods and structures for applying corrosion‑resistant coatings to metallic wires and strips used as tensile and pressure armor elements in flexible pipe systems such as those defined in API 17J and API 15S (e.g., subsea, downhole, and annulus‑exposed environments). The coatings include fusion‑bonded epoxy (FBE), polyamide (e.g., PA11, PA12, and related thermoplastic polyamide families), and film/laminate constructs (e.g., XLPE with metallized or aluminum film layer, EVOH or PVDF-based multi layers), dual-layer systems (FBE primer + PA11 topcoat), nano-particle reinforced polymers (nanoclay-reinforced by PA11/PA12), and metallic-polymer hybrids (Zn-Al thermal spray combined with polymer overcoats). The disclosed approach focuses …

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Who Am I To Speak?, Natalie L.M. Petesch Feb 2026

Who Am I To Speak?, Natalie L.M. Petesch

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Passing Through Pittsburgh, Hilary Masters Feb 2026

Passing Through Pittsburgh, Hilary Masters

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Conjurer's Profession, Lester Goran Feb 2026

The Conjurer's Profession, Lester Goran

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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In The Woods, Leslie Rubinkowski Feb 2026

In The Woods, Leslie Rubinkowski

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Cutting The Snow, Gregory Martin Feb 2026

Cutting The Snow, Gregory Martin

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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I Haven't Been That Far, But I'Ve Been To Norwood, Charles Fanning Feb 2026

I Haven't Been That Far, But I'Ve Been To Norwood, Charles Fanning

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Drive, J. David Stevens Feb 2026

Drive, J. David Stevens

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Void And Voice: Notes From Poland, Kenneth Sherman Feb 2026

Void And Voice: Notes From Poland, Kenneth Sherman

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Fragments, Editors Of Fragments Feb 2026

Fragments, Editors Of Fragments

Fragments

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Waiting For The Red Baron, Beth Kephart Feb 2026

Waiting For The Red Baron, Beth Kephart

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Transgress, Editors Of Fragments Feb 2026

Transgress, Editors Of Fragments

Fragments

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Packet Replication For Ai Training In Existing Data Centers, Zafar Ali, Pablo Camarillo, Clarence Filsfils, Ahmed Abdelsalam Feb 2026

Packet Replication For Ai Training In Existing Data Centers, Zafar Ali, Pablo Camarillo, Clarence Filsfils, Ahmed Abdelsalam

Defensive Publications Series

Existing congestion management techniques for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers typically involve dedicated hardware for managing network congestion, which can be costly to implement, thereby requiring a large investment by network operators. Proposed herein is a technique to facilitate packet replication, which can make communications in an AI fabric resilient against congestion.

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Avoiding Fabric Congestion Using An Sr-Te Agent For Ai Training Using Existing Data Centers, Zafar Ali, Clarence Filsfils, Francois Clad, Pablo Camarillo, Bruce Mcdougall Feb 2026

Avoiding Fabric Congestion Using An Sr-Te Agent For Ai Training Using Existing Data Centers, Zafar Ali, Clarence Filsfils, Francois Clad, Pablo Camarillo, Bruce Mcdougall

Defensive Publications Series

Existing approaches for managing congestion in an artificial intelligence (AI) data center (DC) network fabric typically involve dedicated hardware and are often reactive in nature. Proposed herein are techniques that can be utilized to avoid fabric congestion instead of building reactive techniques with new hardware. Specifically, a Segment Routing-Traffic Engineering (SR-TE) agent is proposed herein that can be utilized to avoid fabric congestion, which can enable enterprises to use their existing data centers for AI training.

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Ai-Generated Musical Educational Videos: A Creative Learning Strategy For Any Discipline, Gulfem I. Yucelen Feb 2026

Ai-Generated Musical Educational Videos: A Creative Learning Strategy For Any Discipline, Gulfem I. Yucelen

Teaching Repository of AI-Infused Learning

In this activity, students transform course concepts into original songs by writing lyrics, refining them with AI, and generating music and video content. Generative AI tools support the creative process, while students provide oversight to ensure accuracy and clarity. The final product is a musical educational video that deepens understanding and can also be shared with peers or younger learners.

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Robust 10 Gbps Fso Communication And Up To 70db/Km High-Fidelity Psk Modulation Under Diverse Atmospheric Turbulence, Raghad Zuhair Yousif, Soran Salah Fareeq Aldawoodi, Sirwan Kareem Jalal, Sevan H. Ali Feb 2026

Robust 10 Gbps Fso Communication And Up To 70db/Km High-Fidelity Psk Modulation Under Diverse Atmospheric Turbulence, Raghad Zuhair Yousif, Soran Salah Fareeq Aldawoodi, Sirwan Kareem Jalal, Sevan H. Ali

Engineering and Technology Journal

This work introduces a free-space optical (FSO) communication system engineered to operate effectively under diverse atmospheric conditions, specifically addressing attenuation levels of 20, 30, 40, and 70 dB/km at a stable data rate of 10 Gbps. The proposed architecture utilizes advanced Phase Shift Keying (PSK) modulation, combined with a 60 dBm continuous-wave laser, a Mach-Zehnder modulator (MZM), and optical amplifiers with 20 dB gain, to ensure signals can be transmitted through challenging atmospheric channels. The model performs quite well, even in diverse conditions, and remains effective when the signal is 70 dB/Km weaker. It has a Q-factor of approximately 10.069 …

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Optimization Algorithms And Modeling Techniques For Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems: A Mini Review, Marwan J. Hussein, Omar Talib Khazraji, Ahmed M Almawla Feb 2026

Optimization Algorithms And Modeling Techniques For Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems: A Mini Review, Marwan J. Hussein, Omar Talib Khazraji, Ahmed M Almawla

Engineering and Technology Journal

The growing world-wide demand of power from renewable sources has brought up considerable attention to HRES system as the strong supplementary or alternative systems for fossil-fuel based energy generation. The efficient deployment of HRESs has to tackle a number of difficult optimization problems that involve the trade-offs between cost, reliability and sustainability. Sophisticated optimization techniques are the key in system design and operation. This paper classifies and assesses the solar, wind, biomass and energy storage based HRES optimization methodologies. It defines significant modeling methodologies and measures, such as Loss of Power Supply Probability (LPSP) and Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE). …

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Spiral Ism Band Antenna Design For Biomedical Applications, Marwah Malik Hassooni, Jabir S. Aziz, Ashwaq Q. Hameed Feb 2026

Spiral Ism Band Antenna Design For Biomedical Applications, Marwah Malik Hassooni, Jabir S. Aziz, Ashwaq Q. Hameed

Engineering and Technology Journal

This paper introduces a dual-band spiral-shaped implantable antenna engineered for medical applications, addressing the growing demand for reliable subcutaneous implantable monitoring systems. The proposed antenna is designed to operate within the Industrial, Scientific, and Medical (ISM) band centered at 2400 MHz, leveraging a highly compact form factor with total dimensions of 6 mm × 5 mm × 0.254 mm, yielding a minimal volumetric footprint of 7.62 mm3. The structure is fabricated on the RO3010 substrate, characterized by a relative permittivity of ϵr = 10.2, a loss tangent of tanδ= 0.0022, and a substrate thickness of 0.254 mm. …

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Methodological Design And Performance Simulation Of A 25 Mw Grid-Connected Solar Pv Plant Using Pvsyst, Sura H. Hassan, Ghassan A. Bilal, Ali A. Ismaeel Feb 2026

Methodological Design And Performance Simulation Of A 25 Mw Grid-Connected Solar Pv Plant Using Pvsyst, Sura H. Hassan, Ghassan A. Bilal, Ali A. Ismaeel

Engineering and Technology Journal

The weakness of the energy transmission system is one of the primary challenges facing Iraq, significantly contributing to the country’s economic crisis due to its reliance on non-renewable energy sources. The rise in oil prices increased electricity production costs. These issues, including weak transmission, can be addressed by integrating renewable energy with the grid. This research presented a methodology for designing and simulating a 25 MW grid-connected photovoltaic station. It used the PVsyst System program to predict energy production and AutoCAD to develop the layout. The steps included evaluating the site, selecting solar units, configuring inverters, and integrating them with …

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Adaptive Wheelchair Control Using Fuzzy Logic And Eye Gaze Metrics, Hanan J. Abdulkareem, Sadik K. Gharghan, Saad Mutashar Feb 2026

Adaptive Wheelchair Control Using Fuzzy Logic And Eye Gaze Metrics, Hanan J. Abdulkareem, Sadik K. Gharghan, Saad Mutashar

Engineering and Technology Journal

Intelligent wheelchair systems are crucial for enabling hands-free mobility in individuals with severe physical impairments. This paper presents a novel eye-movement-based wheelchair control system that integrates camera-based gaze detection with fuzzy logic decision-making. By analyzing the Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR), along with horizontal and vertical gaze ratios, the system interprets real-time eye movements into five navigational commands: “Move Forward,” “Move Backward,” “Move Left,” “Move Right,” and “Stop.” A time threshold mechanism (2–5 seconds) ensures intentionality by filtering out involuntary gaze fluctuations. The novelty of this work lies in its hybrid use of real-time video processing and fuzzy logic reasoning to …

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Undergraduate Engagement In Neutron Scattering As A Pathway To U.S. Competitiveness And A Diverse Scientific Workforce, Hillary L. Smith Feb 2026

Undergraduate Engagement In Neutron Scattering As A Pathway To U.S. Competitiveness And A Diverse Scientific Workforce, Hillary L. Smith

Physics & Astronomy Faculty Works

Engaging undergraduate students in neutron scattering experiments through beamtime trips, student internships, or class visits is a powerful driver of scientific progress in the United States. These experiences provide hands-on exposure to advanced instrumentation, mentorship from diverse scientists, and insight into large-scale research infrastructure. By contributing meaningfully to proposal development, sample preparation, data collection, and data analysis, students develop confidence, scientific identity, and a sense of belonging, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds. Early engagement cultivates a skilled and motivated scientific workforce, strengthens the capabilities and mission of national laboratories, and ensures continued U.S. leadership in discovery and innovation.

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Flexible Integrated Toolkit For Biomanufacturing Infrastructure Technology (Fitbit), Stephen Balakirsky, Bharat Kanwar, Francisco Robles, Jie Xu, Brian Wicker, Jing Li, Benjamin Joffe Feb 2026

Flexible Integrated Toolkit For Biomanufacturing Infrastructure Technology (Fitbit), Stephen Balakirsky, Bharat Kanwar, Francisco Robles, Jie Xu, Brian Wicker, Jing Li, Benjamin Joffe

Advancing Manufacture of Cell and Gene Therapies IX [2026]

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Dairy And Food Science Student Newsletter, February 3, 2026, Department Of Dairy And Food Science Feb 2026

Dairy And Food Science Student Newsletter, February 3, 2026, Department Of Dairy And Food Science

Dairy and Food Science Student Newsletter

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Reinforcement Learning: A Paradigm Shift In Ai Training And Its Competitive Implications, Elena Ponte Feb 2026

Reinforcement Learning: A Paradigm Shift In Ai Training And Its Competitive Implications, Elena Ponte

Journal of Business & Technology Law

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Navigating Intersectional Margins: A Multilevel Analysis Of First- And Second-Generation Immigrant Students’ Academic Outcomes Within Urban Coethnic Communities, Douglas D. Havard, Minh Truong, Sophie Nguyen, Richard Vo, Luis Truong, Nellie Nguyen, Ryan Dam Feb 2026

Navigating Intersectional Margins: A Multilevel Analysis Of First- And Second-Generation Immigrant Students’ Academic Outcomes Within Urban Coethnic Communities, Douglas D. Havard, Minh Truong, Sophie Nguyen, Richard Vo, Luis Truong, Nellie Nguyen, Ryan Dam

Education Faculty Articles and Research

This study examines how structural and cultural forms of capital interact to shape the academic attainment of first- and second-generation immigrant students within urban coethnic communities. Drawing on data from the Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Study and hierarchical multinomial logistic regression, we integrate Yosso's community cultural wealth and the cultural and structural coethnic frameworks to examine how socioeconomic resources, bilingual fluency, and coethnic community strength predict postsecondary outcomes. Findings reveal that strong coethnic networks, bilingual fluency, and faith-based participation offset structural disadvantage. Results reframe the immigrant paradox through an intersectional, asset-based lens, emphasizing community-driven supports for equity-focused urban education policy.

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Cellular Therapy For The Treatment Of Ischemic Limb Disease, Akazha Nicole Green Feb 2026

Cellular Therapy For The Treatment Of Ischemic Limb Disease, Akazha Nicole Green

ETDs from 2020-2029

Ischemic limb disease continues to pose major clinical challenges. The effect of this disease causes restricted blood flow, which is followed by a limited ability to regenerate in the vascular tissues. The purpose of this study is to address the current limitations in producing large-scale generation of Smooth Muscle Cells (SMCs) derived from human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) and then assessing their potential therapeutic efficiency individually and in combination with endothelial cells (ECs) for vascular repair. A dynamic three-dimensional (3D) culture system was integrated with a two- dimensional (2D) expansion to enhance cell culture yield while maintaining contractile marker …

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Spartan Daily, February 3, 2026, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications Feb 2026

Spartan Daily, February 3, 2026, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily, 2026

Volume 166, Issue 5

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Solar-Xr: Comparing The Usability Of Touch And Raycast Gesture Input Techniques In An Educational Xr Application, James Clarke, Purity Biwott, Claudia Rivera, Marisa Llorens-Salvador, Mariana Rocha, Jack O’Neill, Tang Ming, Paul Doyle Feb 2026

Solar-Xr: Comparing The Usability Of Touch And Raycast Gesture Input Techniques In An Educational Xr Application, James Clarke, Purity Biwott, Claudia Rivera, Marisa Llorens-Salvador, Mariana Rocha, Jack O’Neill, Tang Ming, Paul Doyle

Research Outputs: 2025-Present

This study investigates the comparative usability of two common bare-hand input techniques, touch and raycast, in the context of an educational extended reality (XR) application. An XR educational solar system application developed by the research team, Solar-XR, was used in the study. Thirty-four participants completed a series of tasks using both input methods in a within-subjects design. Usability was assessed using the validated VRSUQ questionnaire, performance was measured through task completion times, and user preferences were collected alongside qualitative feedback. Results showed that the touch input method was rated significantly more usable and was generally preferred by participants. While no …

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