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Proceedings of the 4th annual College of STEM science symposium.

4th annual College of STEM science symposium was held on March 26-27, 2025, at Clayton State Univeristy Campus.

Editor: Dr. Dmitriy Beznosko

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PROC(04ACSS2025)001.pdf
Book of Abstracts
cite as: Dmitriy Beznosko. "Book of Abstracts", Proceedings of 4th Annual College of STEM Symposium, PROC(04ACSS2025)001, 03/2025 https://sos.clayton.edu/proceedings/004/PROC(04ACSS2025)001.pdf
Description: This publication is the collection of all abstracts of works presented at the 4th Annual College of STEM symposium.

PROC(04ACSS2025)002.pdf
Preliminaries of a Photon-based Hardware Random Number Generator Design and Data Analysis Methods
cite as: Dmitriy Beznosko, Valeriy Aseykin, Alexander Dyshkant, Fernando Guadarrama, Alexander Iakovlev, Oleg Krivosheev, Tatiana Krivosheev, Alexander Ramirez, Vladimir Shiltsev, Xuong Minh Tran, and Valeriy Zhukov. "Construction progress of Detector of Unusual Cosmic-ray casKades", Proceedings of 4th Annual College of STEM Symposium, PROC(04ACSS2025)002, 03/2025 https://sos.clayton.edu/proceedings/004/PROC(04ACSS2025)002.pdf
Abstract. High Energy Physics (HEP) is a field that has still has many mysteries that need to be solved. An open question is about the origin and composition of the Ultra-high Energy Cosmic Rays (UHECRs). These cosmic rays originate well outside our planet, may even be outside of the galaxy. They are messengers that could help us better understand the universe around us and provide insight into the fundamental building blocks of our universe. The primary goal of the Detector of Unusual Cosmic casKades, is to detect and verify the existence of unusual cosmic events. Moreover, it can help innovate EAS (Extensive Atmospheric Shower) analysis methods. This poster aims to highlight developments of the detector system, instrument calibrations and other activities conducted at Clayton State University.