To Make Us Mad
Candide is a satire written by Voltaire, published in 1759. The novella follows the life of young Candide, who is influenced by Leibniz’s philosophies to believe that the world he lives in and...
View ArticleA Reproducible Supervised Classification System for Tree Canopy and...
A Reproducible Supervised Classification System for Tree Canopy and Deforestation Detection Within an Open Source Python Framework Utilizing NAIP Imagery Key Words: Deforestation, NAIP, Python,...
View ArticleQuantification and Modeling of Extended- Spectrum Beta Lactamases and...
Coliforms are rod-shaped, Gram-negative bacteria that are part of the normal gut microbiome of warm-blooded animals. Therefore, their presence in the water is an important indicator of water quality....
View ArticleGeorgia Statewide Tree Canopy Analysis
A critical question in Georgia is how much population growth is affecting deforestation. When it comes to environmental issues, the loss of tree cover makes our state more vulnerable to high levels of...
View ArticleExpansion of Topographic Wetness Index to Include Remotely Sensed Soil Data
Topographic Wetness Index (TWI) is an index used to quantify effects on wetness of area based on topography data for the area; this is typically derived using the digital elevation model (DEM) of an...
View ArticleStrategic practice: how a musician can approach their practice routines in a...
Practicing has a great impact on students who are at a beginner level up unto professional musicians(even orchestral musicians practice for hours because that is their job to practice, it's a...
View Article48. Oscillating Red Giant Stars in Eclipsing Binary Systems
Asteroseismology is the study of internal structures of stars through their global oscillation modes. Stellar properties can be measured using scaling relations based on asteroseismology of the Sun....
View Article49. Detection of Yersiniabactin system in ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae...
Siderophores are small molecules that bind and act as vehicles of ferric iron across the cell membrane of microorganisms. Siderophores are important virulence factors and are known for foraging...
View Article50. Virtual Reality Mindfulness Training: Proof of Concept Within the College...
This study examined virtual reality (VR) as a means of delivery for mindfulness practice compared to the traditional form of instruction to establish proof of concept. The study utilized an Oculus...
View Article51. A conceptual replication of the "automatic writing" phenomenon
People’s actions are often influenced by their surroundings, with or without their awareness. For example, in a conversation, a person’s choice of words or topics may be directly related to something...
View Article"Francine called the clown a doctor": Investigating Neurocognition of...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the neurocognitive processes of conflict resolution between syntactic (structure-related) and semantic (meaning-related) information during...
View ArticleThe Effects of Low Frequency Ultrasound on Pseudomonas aeruginosa...
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a common bacterium found in wound infections and is becoming progressively more difficult to treat. P. aeruginosa is naturally resistant to many antibiotics due to a number...
View ArticleAnalysis of Temporal Gene Expression of Mycobacteriophage XianYue
Antibiotic resistance has become a pertinent issue in the 21st century. The over-prescription and frequent use of antibiotics have allowed bacteria to escape the effects of antibiotic therapy. An...
View ArticleBedrock Destruction: Foreshadowing The Future
The purpose of my presentation is to advocate Mark Russell’s presented points. Ironically, Fred and Wilma Flintstone in prehistoric Bedrock epitomize human nature in the 21st century through their...
View ArticleGatsby and Revisionist Histories
Charles and David Koch, the owners of Koch industries are currently making a revisionist history that could potentially change the world forever. They claim climate change is a hoax, and because of...
View ArticleThe LGBT Opinion Editorial
Newspaper editorials give everyday writers a professional space. The vast majority are focused on modern politics and the writer’s arguments; the LGBT-focused op-ed is no exception to this rule. The...
View ArticlePreliminary Analysis of Habitat Use and Home Range Size in a Long- Lived...
Habitat loss and fragmentation can create barriers of unusable matrix which can restrict animal movements, potentially impacting population fitness. Invasive plant species contribute to disrupted...
View ArticleWhen will Managers Lie? The Influence of Personality on Honest Budgetary...
In management accounting, participatory budgets have become increasingly useful in decentralized companies. This type of budget allows managers to have more freedom to decide the allocation of...
View ArticleThe Effects of Legislation Supporting Firearm Availability on Public Safety:...
The Effects of Legislation Supporting Firearm Availability on Public Safety: An Evidence-Based Investigation by Elena Leyssens Abstract Gun regulation dominates political discourse in America, with a...
View ArticleThe Criminality from Medical and Recreational Marijuana Legislation and its...
In states that have legalized Marijuana, either in a medical format or both medical and recreational format, there has been an overall drop in criminal activity. This paper examines that benefit, and...
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