The Impact of the BAC Concorde: Iconic Supersonic Passenger Airplane

 The BAC Concorde, which flew from 1969 to 2003, was the first supersonic passenger airplane. Its structure allowed for sustained supersonic flight and was a major factor in the technological advancement of aircraft as a whole. The Concorde, despite its technological prowess, also informed the industry of the issues that come from supersonic flight. … Read more

Unlock New Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs With FadD32 Targeting

 Abstract The main and prime objective of this project is to identify new anti-Mycobacterial tuberculosis drugs targeting FadD32 which is a fatty acyl- AMP ligase involved in the biosynthesis of mycolic acids; essential for the survival of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative agent of tuberculosis (Léger et al., 2009). This protein catalyzes the conversion of … Read more

The Hidden Meaning behind Along the River During the Qingming Festival: "China's Mona Lisa"

  Along the River During the Qingming Festival, also known by its Chinese name as the Qingming Shanghe Tu, is a painting that not only aesthetically meaningful but also historical valuable. This artwork is considered to be the most eminent work among all Chinese paintings, thus it has been called China's Mona Lisa. Along the … Read more

Exploring Cognitive Dissonance Theory: Evidence, Phenomena, Challenges & Implications

 CRITICALLY EVALUATE THE THEORY OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE. DISCUSS WHAT PHENOMENA IT CAN EXPLAIN AND HOW WELL IT EXPLAINS THEM COMPARED TO OTHER THEORIES. Cognitive dissonance theory is one of the most widely researched theories in the field of Psychology, as it has many implications for different areas within the subject, for example, decision-making, happiness … Read more

Painting of "The Decision of Paris" Depicts Greek Nationalism After Persian War Victory

 The painter of the wedding processions was able to depict and convey the decision of Paris by using specific symbols, such as Athena’s shield,  Eros for Aphrodite, and the lotus staff for Hera, as markers to indicate the event playing based on the characters present. This vase was likely placed as political propaganda, but … Read more

China's Mona Lisa: Exploring the Historical Value of Along the River During the Qingming Festival

 Along the River During the Qingming Festival, also known by its Chinese name as the Qingming Shanghe Tu, is a painting that not only aesthetically meaningful but also historical valuable. This artwork is considered to be the most eminent work among all Chinese paintings, thus it has been called China's Mona Lisa. Along the … Read more

Unlock Roman Naumachia Secrets: How Did the Colosseum Flood and What Happened After?

 John Paul Casares History of Theatre 1-4316 Professor B.Warren UTRGV Naumachia in the Colosseum John Paul Casares History of Theatre 1-4316 Professor B.Warren UTRGV Naumachia in the Colosseum How did people manage to fill up an arena with so much water?  Where did the water go when the water battle was finished?  What did … Read more

Improve Stakeholder Mgmt to Avoid Delays in Construction of Burj Khalifa

 Abstract This report seeks to provide an insight into stakeholder management considerations during the construction phase of the Burj Khalifa. In particular, construction workers, their conditions, and their role in delayed project completion have been examined. Recommendations have then been provided to discuss how delays could have been averted through improved stakeholder management. Project … Read more

The Trauma & Time in "Commodore Trunnion and Jack Hatchway" by Edmonds

 In ca. 1839, the painting of Commodore Trunnion and Jack Hatchway by American painter Francis William Edmonds focuses on scenes or events from daily life. Using careful observation, one notices the similarities and differences between the companions. Francis Edmonds captures a painful vignette as the two former soldiers interact about functioning with damages, causing … Read more

Explore Baroque Resonance and Meta-Awareness in Ingmar Bergman's Persona

 The Collective Building of the Cathedral: Bergman’s Baroque Persona In Devotional Cinema, a work first presented as a lecture at Princeton University’s Conference on Religion and Cinema, the experimental filmmaker Nathaniel Dorsky writes: On a visceral level, the intermittent quality of film is close to the way we experience the world…On close examination, even … Read more