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Using sports broadcasts for natural language processing finite state autonomy. Using the flow of sports can predict what is happening next given a description of live events

Using progressive image comparison to study whiplash. The blood supply in the brain can be thought of like an electric grid. When a single blood vessel bursting it doesn't indicate much change in brain activity. However it can be the start of overloading the blood vessels nearby. This can cause them to rupture. It can lead to cascading failure. This is why it could be helpful to study imaging of the brain.

Physics to help study medical imaging through bio-mechanics. We can come up with an augmented reality overlay for studying the human body to use as a simulator. I call this project "less dead cats" because cats are frequently used in academia for biology. Using thermodynamics, we can study the flow of material such as blood vessels and other elements in the human body. We can use the makehuman software to produce the overlay.

Research question: Can the cause of cancer be linked to broken bone fragments. Blood is produced in the marrow of the bone. When a fracture occurs, it can interfere with the blood production.

History of studying European affairs as leading to GDPR. This is important to study pharmaceutical treatments without discrimination.

No zip code left behind, like no child left behind focusing on education to enable the workforce.

Can a mesh network of firefighting equipment (embedded in boots and truck temperatures) be used to predict wildfire spread. A wildfire can produce its own weather. By thermal measurements we can keep firestorms from claiming human lives.

Project Anakin helps prevent pawn stores from obtaining stolen property through using a database of stolen goods such as electronics. We can have community resources centers charging a membership to cut down on farming costs by allowing borrowing.

The study of the Montessori and Marian forms of education to individualize learning. Helps save cost and we can use augmented reality glasses such as meta to help people with attention difficulty because not everyone learns best from a book. Are we believing enough in our students.

With success of cochlear implants, can we use what we have learned to extend a device like a Tesla Neurallink to allow for a camera to gather visual data and relaying images to the brain through synthetic eyes.

A typeset that is most beneficial for people with visual impediments such as dyslexia. There are serif fonts and san serif (simple text without decorations). We can use a slight hue texture in the background to help the eye focus.

Focusing on audio components of natural language processing to remove hissing on record players. We can use chatgpt to study elements of sound and find out what noises are not part of the original recording.

AMQP ready for IOT and use products such as Microsoft mass transit in software defined networks. By studying rabbitmq and Akai we can reach the effect of TCP in a more secure manner.

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