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Telemetry Handling & Extensible Satellite Environment For A Unified System (Theseus) For The Operation Of Onglaisat, Shunsuke Shimomura, Kuna Shitara, Yuki Kusano, Yojiro Yamashiro, Tomoki Mochizuki, Shunichiro Nomura, Takeshi Matsumoto, Akihiro Ishikawa, Yosuke Kawabata, Satoshi Ikari, Ryu Funase, Shinichi Nakasuka

Small Satellite Conference

The recent increase in small satellites and diverse satellite missions has heightened the need for flexible and highly reliable ground station software. However, most existing open-source ground station software is implemented with the entire system in mind, making it difficult to accommodate diverse missions. Even when accommodating diverse missions, it is necessary to edit configuration files with a wide range of descriptions or make internal service modifications. Furthermore, as the number of available ground station services increases, there is an urgent need for systems that can support a wider range of interfaces. In addition, modern satellite development requires flexible support …

Gram-Scale Chipsat Spacecraft For Light Sailing In Leo, Joshua Umansky-Castro, Matthew Hurford, Corbin Heywood, Grace Tang, Cameron Goddard, Jonathan Ma, Apurva Hanwadikar, Mason Peck, Andrew Filo, Alex Burke

Small Satellite Conference

Cornell University’s Alpha mission is a 1U CubeSat that deploys a retroreflective free-flying light sail in LEO. Mounted to the sail, and serving as its flight computers, are four ChipSats –gram-scale spacecraft assembled onto a single palm-sized PCB. These satellites collect and downlink data on the sail’s orbital position and attitude kinematics, communicating directly with low-cost ground stations around the globe. This paper introduces the ChipSat developed specifically for the Alpha mission launching in 2025. The new femto-satellite builds on previous-generation designs with a significant revamp of the RF communications. This paper provides an overview of the as-flown ChipSat design …

Csa-Xai: Channel–Spatial Attention And Explainable Ai In A Modular Multi-Backbone Framework For Lung Cancer Classification, Omar Ibrahim Obaid, Abdulbasit Alazzawi

Iraqi Journal for Computer Science and Mathematics

Computed tomography (CT) scans require precise and early lung cancer detection to produce better clinical results. High accuracy in deep learning approaches (DL) poses an existing challenge to interpret their functionality effectively. This research presents an innovative modular multi-backbone structure that combines channel-spatial attention together with explainable AI (XAI) methods for three-class lung cancer diagnosis (Normal, Benign, and Malignant). Research was carried out to evaluate six pre-trained CNN backbones (ResNet-50, VGG19, Inception-V3, EfficientNet-B0, MobileNet-V2, DenseNet-121) which received hybrid attention enhancement on the IQ-OTH/NCCD dataset. The experimental data showed four pre-trained models reaching perfect accuracy at 100 percent whereas the others …

Class Weighting In Imbalanced Data For Leukocyte Classification Using Fine-Tuning Inception-V3, Wahyudi Setiawan, Meidya Koeshardianto, Eka Mala Sari Rochman, Aeri Rachmad, Tutut Herawan

Iraqi Journal for Computer Science and Mathematics

This study investigates the classification of leukocyte images in an imbalanced dataset using deep learning techniques. The dataset consists of 14,514 images, categorized into five leukocyte types: basophils (301), neutrophils (8,891), lymphocytes (3,461), monocytes (795), and eosinophils (1,066). To address class imbalance, we applied class weighting alongside transfer learning and fine-tuning using the Inception-v3 architecture. The dataset was split into 80% for training and 20% for testing, and 5-fold cross-validation was conducted to evaluate model robustness. Hyperparameters were set with a learning rate of 0.0001, batch size of 32, and 30 training epochs, optimized using the Adam optimizer. Fine-tuning was …

Symmetric Toeplitz Matrices For A Class Of New Subclass Functions And Bazilevič Functions, Nihad H. Shehab, Abdul Rahman S. Juma

Iraqi Journal for Computer Science and Mathematics

In this work, we describe and investigate a novel collection of analytic functions, including the new functions and the Bazilevič functions. An important component of analytic functions, Bazilevič functions have numerous uses in both pure and practical mathematics. For this class of functions, we concentrate on building Toeplitz matrices, examining their structural characteristics, and evaluating their eigenvalues and trends. We utilise these studies to draw sophisticated mathematical conclusions on the stability and convergence characteristics of Bazilevič functions, as well as possible uses in geometry and differential equations. This work aims to determine coefficient estimates for the functions in this family …

Classify Cancers Types Using Mirnas Profiles And Machine Learning, Wafaa Khazaal Shams

AUIQ Technical Engineering Science

Cancer classification is important for early diagnosis and effective treatment. This study proposes a hybrid framework that combines Fisher Discriminant analysis (FD) with Linear Support Vector Machine (LSVM) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) expression profiles for three types of cancer are used to evaluate the model. These are: lung- adenocarcinoma, ovary and pancreas cancers. The classification process is done using 5-fold cross valuation. Results show significant performance for LSTM compared to LSVM with and without features reduction. However, using FD analysis results in high accuracy reached 0.97and 0.96 for LSTM and LSVM respectively, using 50 miRNAs. The …

Architectural Optimization Of Façade Design Using Nano-Ceramic Films For Green Buildings In Baghdad’S Hot Climate, Lina M. Shaker, Wan Nor Roslam Wan Isahak, Ahmed Salih Mahdi

AUIQ Technical Engineering Science

This study aims to optimize the architectural integration and energy performance of nano-ceramic window films in a three-story Baghdad commercial building having an overall area of 2,000 m². In a 40% window-to-wall ratio (WWR) and climate-responsive orientation, films were selected for solar exposure; north façade overhanging high-transmittance movies, east and west vertical fins on medium-transmittance movies, and south horizontal louvers on low-transmittance movies. Architectural strategies for daylighting, comfort, and façade appearance with low solar heat gain (SHG) were considered. MATLAB 2022 simulations evaluated energy savings, daylight transmission, and solar rejection. The most effective film (either film, HD-IR05100) achieved …

Framework For Governed Orchestration And Adaptive Lifecycle Management Of Hierarchical Artificial Intelligence Agents, Mithun Kumar S R

Defensive Publications Series

This document describes a framework for governing and managing hierarchical artificial intelligence (AI) agent systems. The framework addresses various limitations of current approaches, such as static architectures, naive delegation, high operational costs, lack of auditability, security vulnerabilities, and poor conflict handling. The framework includes a primary orchestrator node (PON) for task decomposition, a delegation and provisioning engine (DAPE) for agent selection and provisioning, specialized execution agents (SEAs) for task execution in secure sandboxes, a shared context manifold (SCM) for collaboration, a synthesis and reconciliation module (SRM) for output assembly, a causal traceability ledger for auditability, and a performance-driven optimization loop …

Optimized Fiber Movement During Datacenter Network Transformation, Na

Defensive Publications Series

This disclosure describes techniques for optimal fiber movement between datacenter racks during network transformation and/or network configuration changes. Per techniques of this disclosure, when fibers are moved to adjacent racks, the fiber side is changed from its previous configuration, when such change is possible without routing across a fiber manager. This can involve moving super fibers to a spine-facing port area during cross-rack transitions in physical conversion. During subsequent logical conversion, super fibers originally in the spine-facing port area may use spine-facing ports, and fibers originally in the super-facing port area may use super-facing ports. Techniques described herein directly address …

Illinois Model Programs Of Study Guide: Health Sciences, Education Systems Center

Reports, Analyses, and other Publications

First published in October 2020. Significantly revised in September 2024 to incorporate updated labor market information. An update in April 2025 included minor corrections. In August 2025, two new sections were added: key terminology and the relationship between concepts.

Illinois Model Programs Of Study Guide: Information Technology, Education Systems Center

Reports, Analyses, and other Publications

First published in October 2020. Significantly revised in September 2024 to incorporate updated labor market information. An update in April 2025 included minor corrections. In August 2025, two new sections were added: key terminology and the relationship between concepts.

Building Better Cities With Artificial Intelligence: A Path To Sustainability And Livability, Mona Mahrous Abdel Wahed

Emirates Journal for Engineering Research

The rapid acceleration of urbanization has amplified the multifaceted challenges confronting cities in attaining sustainability and ensuring livability. Artificial Intelligence technologies stand out as transformative tools with the potential to revolutionize urban development through finding innovative solutions to urban challenges. By leveraging AI, cities can optimize resource allocation, enhance decision-making processes, and create urban environments that are both livable and environmentally sustainable. Achieving this transformation requires visionary policymakers, meticulous planning, and a commitment to ethical AI deployment. Through AI's data-driven insights, urban planners can make informed decisions that align with the complex and dynamic needs of urban areas. This research …

Libraries, University Of Mississippi. Libraries

University Website Migration from WordPress

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The 2026 Midterms: The Republican Party’S Embrace Of Trump Will Continue To Be The Most Important Influence On Its Electoral Fortunes, Michael Espinoza

Political Science Faculty Publications

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Usa V. Dion Marsh

2025 Decisions

USDC for the District of New Jersey

Paul Taylor V. Commissioner Of Pennsylvania D

2025 Decisions

USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania

Rolando Muniz V. Usa

2025 Decisions

USDC for the District of New Jersey

The Association Of Anxiety, Familial Dysfunction, And Child Emotion Regulation Between Family Therapy Sessions 1 And 4, Kaelie Noel Lemmon

Theses and Dissertations

Few studies address how relational factors may be interdependent and impact child-focused problems that could be collectively addressed in systemic family therapy. The current study utilized a cross-lagged panel model to explore the associations of parental anxiety, familial dysfunction, and child emotion regulation between four family therapy sessions. The study included 224 parents who sought family therapy and participated in the Marriage and Family Therapy Practice Research Network (MFT-PRN). Data were collected at two time points across four family therapy sessions. The findings indicated that higher levels of parental anxiety at intake were associated with higher familial dysfunction at session …

A Dendrite Equivalence Relation On Loop Spaces, Spencer Arnesen

Theses and Dissertations

In Definition 2.0.3 we define an equivalence relation on paths such that two paths into a space X are related if doing the first, then the second backwards factors as a loop through a dendrite. This equivalence relation induces a group structure L(X) on a large subset of the loop space of X, namely all loops that have a unique reduced representative. We show that certain continuous maps induce a homomorphism between dentropy groups and that projection from three-dimensional real space to two-dimensional real space does not induce a homomorphism on dentropy groups.. We show that dentropy groups are locally …

Illinois Model Programs Of Study Guide: Agriculture, Food, And Natural Resources, Education Systems Center

Reports, Analyses, and other Publications

First published in August 2021. Significantly revised in September 2024 to incorporate updated labor market information. An update in April 2025 included minor corrections. In August 2025, two new sections were added: key terminology and the relationship between concepts.

Digital Commons: Publishing Scholarship For Open Access, Madison Price

Faculty Submissions

A presentation created and given by Madison Price for the 2025 Faculty Professional Development Day.

Session description: This session will introduce and discuss Open Access and Open Educational Resources and the university's online repository Digital Commons. We will cover what open access means, the benefits of it, what Digital Commons has to offer, and current concerns regarding publishing research in the age of AI.

Developing A Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience For Chem 122, Melanie J. Harvey Phd

Sabbatical Projects

Sabbatical presentation from a 2022 Sabbatical

Military Launching! To Adulthood: A Cultural Adaptation Of A Group Therapy Program For Military-Dependent Young Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorder Transitioning To Adulthood, Antonio F Pagán, Jordan Kenemore, Linda Hernandez, Stephen Armstrong, Katherine A Loveland, Mark Ahlenius, Ron Acierno

Faculty, Staff and Student Publications

Objectives: The transition to adulthood poses distinct challenges for young adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) (ages 18-25), particularly in establishing and achieving long-term goals. This is further complicated for those within the military and veteran communities. This study aimed to evaluate the feasibility, acceptability, and cultural fit of "Launching! to Adulthood," a 12-week telehealth intervention, adapted for military-dependent young adults with ASD and their military/veteran parents.

Methods: Building on previous research and incorporating stakeholder feedback, the intervention addressed key transition challenges such as executive functioning, mental health, vocational skills, and social engagement, while also aligning with military cultural values. …

Male Caregiving Experience Alters Hippocampal Neuroplasticity And Transcription Independent Of Reproduction In A Biparental Species., Maria E Colt, Priyanka Agarwal, Erica R Glasper, Heidi Fisher

Faculty Research 2025

In mammals, measurable changes in brain and behavior accompany the transition to parenthood. In the biparental California mouse, Peromyscus californicus, fathers experience enhanced neuroplasticity, including increased hippocampal dendritic spine density, reduced anxiety, and improved memory. Here, we first investigate whether siring offspring or pup interaction drives structural neuroplasticity in fathers and find that hippocampal spine density is positively associated with caregiving experience, even in the absence of reproduction. Next, we evaluate the transcriptional response to caregiving in the hippocampus of these males and identify 158 differentially expressed genes between fathers and non-fathers, many of which are associated with neurogenesis, neuronal …

Illinois Model Programs Of Study Guide: Finance And Business Services, Education Systems Center

Reports, Analyses, and other Publications

First published in August 2021. Significantly revised in September 2024 to incorporate updated labor market information. An update in April 2025 included minor corrections. In August 2025, two new sections were added: key terminology and the relationship between concepts.

Illinois Model Programs Of Study Guide: Human And Public Services, Education Systems Center

Reports, Analyses, and other Publications

First published in October 2022. Significantly revised in April 2025 to incorporate updated labor market information. Key terminology and relationship between concepts sections added in August 2025.

Anthropology Lab - Archaeology Catalog, Naomi Cleghorn, Sydney Lowenthal, Cameron Ditore, Daniel Bright, Kaylean Salazar, Ellie Hong, Jay Williams, Emily Vento, Nawaf Albalawi, Amber Lewis, Alex Helm, Robert Holman, Gareth Nutt, Jazmine Reyna, Lisa Zealey, Amanda Rios, Nichole Clemmons, Kat Frazee, Xandy Clement, Olivia Franklin, Prabhashi Jayawardhana, Sangho Shin, Anna Gonzalez, Irene Flores, Angele Phillips, Citlali Concha, Mickey Lopez, Bianca Martinez, Tapiwaso Chitaya, Alyssa Tomancik, Cain Camarillo, Juan Gonzalez

Anthropology Laboratory - Archive

The Anthropology Laboratory of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at UTA houses the archaeological collections of many sites from Texas and around the world. These objects reflect the technology, culture, and values of past people. Studying them can tell us about the decisions those people made and reminds us of the breadth of human achievements.

In 2024, Anthropology students at UTA developed a database for these objects and began recording basic attributes of the collections to make them more accessible to the public. Many volunteers contributed to this database (and are listed as authors here). Data are provided here …

Matter Of Segal V. New York State Div. Of Hous. & Community Renewal

All Decisions

In this Article 78 proceeding, a landlord sought unpaid rent/use and occupancy payments that accumulated during the COVID-19 pandemic eviction moratorium. A prior holdover proceeding resulted in a final judgment of possession for the landlord, but no money judgment. The tenant was subsequently evicted after a lengthy stay due to the moratorium. The court rejected the tenant's claim that the landlord was barred by the doctrine of res judicata from seeking a money judgment for the use and occupancy that accrued after the final judgment. It found that the new claim was not sufficiently related to the original holdover proceeding, …

Lsu-Crescentcare Sexual Health Center: An Inter-Organizational Partnership Initiative To Improve Access To Sexual Health Services In New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, Stephanie N. Taylor, Rebecca A. Lillis, Ronald D. Wilcox, Laura Damioli, David H. Martin, Alice Riener, Julio E. Figueroa, M. Jacques Nsuami

School of Medicine Faculty Publications

Objectives: To describe a partnership between CrescentCare and Louisiana State University (LSU) School of Medicine that created a new Sexual Health Clinic in New Orleans, and to assess the health services that patients sought and received at the new clinic in the opening months of its creation. Methods: When the new clinic opened, signs were posted on New Orleans streets, flyers were placed in selected emergency rooms and healthcare facilities, radio and bus stop advertisements were purchased, and the CrescentCare website was updated with the addition of a page for the new clinic. The new clinic opened on 15 June …

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