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1. SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADVERSARIAL NETWORKS

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Author:
Orendovici, Razvan
Title:
SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADVERSARIAL NETWORKS
Graduate Program:
Computer Science and Engineering
Keywords:
adversarial networks
terrorist
adversarial
graph theory
network theory
social network analysis
simulations
analysis
development of networks
File:
Download Razvan_Orendovici_Thesis_GRC.pdf
Committee Members:
Frank Edward Ritter, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Frank Edward Ritter, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

3. Exploring the hyperconnectivity hypothesis in task-based and rest-based data in moderate to severe traumatic brain injury

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Author:
Bernier, Rachel Anne
Title:
Exploring the hyperconnectivity hypothesis in task-based and rest-based data in moderate to severe traumatic brain injury
Graduate Program:
Psychology
Keywords:
Traumatic brain injury
functional connectivity
hyperconnectivity
fMRI
graph theory
network theory
File:
Download BernierRachelMS.pdf
Committee Members:
Frank Hillary, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Nancy Anne Coulter Dennis, Committee Member
Peter Andrew Arnett, Committee Member
Stephen Jeffrey Wilson, Committee Member

5. GRAPH THEORETICAL NETWORK ANALYSIS TO EXAMINE RESTING STATE FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN YOUNGER AND OLDER ADULTS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH BEHAVIOR

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Author:
Gertel, Victoria Haley
Title:
GRAPH THEORETICAL NETWORK ANALYSIS TO EXAMINE RESTING STATE FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN YOUNGER AND OLDER ADULTS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH BEHAVIOR
Graduate Program:
Psychology
Keywords:
language production
aging
graph theory
fMRI
functional connectivity
File:
Download Master_s_Thesis_Victoria_Gertel_final.pdf
Committee Members:
Michele Theresa Diaz, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Nancy Anne Coulter Dennis, Committee Member
Frank Gerard Hillary, Committee Member

6. A Thesis in the Reliability of Anatomical Measurements Used in Structural Covariance Networks Within the Context of Executive Dysfunctions Induced by Moderate-Severe TBI

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Author:
Saritepe, Emre
Title:
A Thesis in the Reliability of Anatomical Measurements Used in Structural Covariance Networks Within the Context of Executive Dysfunctions Induced by Moderate-Severe TBI
Graduate Program:
Neuroscience (MS)
Keywords:
structural covariance network
traumatic brain injury
tbi
scn
executive functions
graph theory
File:
Download Saritepe_Masters_Thesis_-_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Paul Bartell, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies
Frank Gerard Hillary, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Rick Gilmore, Committee Member
Chaleece Sandberg (She/Her), Committee Member
Paul Allen Bartell, Committee Member