The Institutional Issues with Replication in Research with Dr. J. Edward Swan II of Mississippi State University
New Frontiers: Emerging Science and Technology
Release Date: 07/16/2024
The Institutional Issues with Replication in Research with Dr. J. Edward Swan II of Mississippi State University
New Frontiers: Emerging Science and Technology
Research is fundamental to everything we do, live, think, design, and develop in this modern world. As someone conducting research, there are many factors that are considered publishable when it comes to research. Publishable research leads to many benefits as a researcher. However, some of these institutions within the research and academic world lead to some fundamental issues with replicating studies to prove their worthiness. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. J. Edward Swan II of Mississippi State University. Ed will talk about these issues in replicating research due to the...
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Innovative Machine Learning in Europe with Dr. Harry Strange from Withers & Rogers
New Frontiers: Emerging Science and Technology
When machine learning comes to mind you may think of Silicon Valley, notable universities in the East Coast, and other places practicing advance technologies. Today we find out that contrary to popular belief, machine learning is being utilized at intellectual property firms in Europe as well. Discover why machine learning is valuable in the world of European patents and how it is being used to uncover patent activity within Europe. In this episode of New Frontiers, we are joined by Dr. Harry Strange, European Patent Attorney at Withers & Rogers. Harry is an industry expert in...
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Intertwining Brand Therapy and Virtual Reality in the Metaverse with Jaime Schwarz from Brand Therapy LLC
New Frontiers: Emerging Science and Technology
Brand Therapy may be an unfamiliar topic to many of you. Unlike therapy that individuals seek to better themselves, Brand Therapy focuses on empowering and prioritizing the brand itself, not the individual. It also gives the brand a voice of its own. But did you realize Brand Therapy can be tied to the metaverse? The metaverse needs Brand Therapy too! This allows virtual objects to speak for themselves and provide cohesiveness across all platforms such as owning NFTs. In this episode of New Fronteris, we are joined by Jamie Schwarz, Brand Therapist and founder of Brand Therapy LLC. Jaime...
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Interconnected Enterprise Automation with Ken Wada and Murthy Ivaturi from TRANSEC
New Frontiers: Emerging Science and Technology
Cloud infrastructure and IoT structures perform well when customers only work with one vendor for their needs. Vendors want customers to use all their systems, but most don’t have the capacity to develop the various technologies to accomplish this. Enterprise customers are constantly seeking ways to improve margins and efficiencies. However, through the diversity of choices available to them, the lack of communication protocols and interface methods leads to inefficiencies of operation and possible confusion. Is there a better way to connect these systems together? What if one could create a...
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The Story of the Battery - How We Store and Use Energy
New Frontiers: Emerging Science and Technology
The history of human civilization can be told as the story of energy. When we look back, the future of civilization is going to be told through the story of the battery – how we store and use energy. In this episode of New Frontiers, we are joined by Randy Moore, President and CEO at Aesir Technologies. Randy is a senior manufacturing executive and recognized industrial manufacturing leader. Randy and the team at Aesir leverage decades of research in zinc battery design, the latest advances in material science, and Aesir proprietary innovations, resulting in break-through battery...
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Data, Architectural Engineering, and Designing a Better Future
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In the world of architecture, there is an incredible amount of data that goes into designing a building. We are joined by Stet Sanborn and Katrina Kelly-Pitou from SmithGroup, an award-winning architectural design firm known for its integrated practice and commitment to excellence in strategy, design, and delivery. Stet is an Engineering Discipline Leader and award-winning designer with a background in both engineering and architecture, as well as a passionate advocate for Net Zero Energy and Net Zero Carbon engineering, serving on many taskforces to move these initiatives forward. Katrina is...
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Machine Learning for Environments with Bad Actors
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Machine learning is a powerful tool being used in countless industries and technologies. There are, however, “Bad Actors” who have attempted to exploit this technology in ways that aren’t ideal. Joining us is Birhanu Eshete, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Birhanu is a researcher and educator with vast experience in trustworthy machine learning, cybercrime analysis, and cyber threat intelligence. In this episode, we explore techniques used to confound machine learning-based systems and strategies for defending against the same.
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Artificial Intelligence and Flexible Healthcare Resources
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Artificial Intelligence has allowed many companies to perform complex forecasting not previously possible. Bernoulli AI is an AI-based system that can assist with resource allocation in healthcare settings. We are joined by Dr. Sean Bozorgzad, Co-Founder and CEO of Potentia Analytics, a technology company with innovative solutions designed to improve operational efficiency in healthcare. Sean oversees a team of talented data scientists and software engineers who are responsible for designing the unique Bernoulli AI platform. In this episode, we explore artificial intelligence and how it’s...
info_outlineResearch is fundamental to everything we do, live, think, design, and develop in this modern world. As someone conducting research, there are many factors that are considered publishable when it comes to research. Publishable research leads to many benefits as a researcher. However, some of these institutions within the research and academic world lead to some fundamental issues with replicating studies to prove their worthiness.
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. J. Edward Swan II of Mississippi State University. Ed will talk about these issues in replicating research due to the institution of research as a whole, and some of the changes that could be on the horizon for researchers.