Submissions from 2025
Adopting Permissioned Blockchain Models to Enhance Consumer Protection and Comply with Consumer Protection Laws, Erika Buenrostro
Submissions from 2024
Increasing Transparency within City Government Using Blockchain Technology, Jennifer Ayala
Methods in Environmental Studies, Erika Dunagan, Maya Mendoza, Posey Graber, Alex Cullins, Emma McGinnis, Ally Nepomuceno, and Isabella Buchan
Navigating The Legal Landscape of Real Estate Tokenization: Analysis of Deed Recording on The Blockchain and Potential Challenges, Jada Nicole Smith
Submissions from 2023
Quantifying Metal Interactions with the Antimicrobial Peptide Calcitermin, Maria G. Aviles-Sandoval and Michael Stevenson
Ensuring Data Privacy in a Decentralized World: An Analysis of the Legal Challenges and Implications of Smart Contracts, Khusbeen Dhillon
The Impact of DAOs on Corporate Law: An Analysis of DAO Frameworks and Potential Legal Implications, Rebecca Gonzalez
Substrate Specificity in ABC Transporters Using the E. coli Methionine Import System, John H. Guardado
Contributions of Tunneling in 8π-6π Electrocyclic Cascade Reactions of Bicyclo[4.2.0]octa-2,4-diene Moieties, Ishika Jain, Claire Castro, and William L. Karney
Enhancing Efficiency and Accessibility for Federal Trademark Protection: Leveraging Blockchain Technology for Prosecution, Maintenance, and Enforcement Processes., Julia Ashley-Burd Mainini
Submissions from 2020
Combating Xenophobia in the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Importance of Health Literacy, Sunshine Joyce Alba Batasin
San Francisco's Community Strengths and Needs as Related to Buddhism’s First Noble Truth, Brandon Gagante and Elizabeth Vallejo
Climate Change and Japanese Buddhisms, Graham Hendrey
Homelessness and (Buddhist) Emptiness, Blaine Koertje and Zackery Migdail
The Vulnerable and Buddhist-Inspired Activism, Nicholas Lee and Connor Chen
San Francisco's Aid Organizations and the Bodhisattva Ideal, Daniel Managlia
The Public Good and Buddhism's Three Jewels, Claire Martin
Social Issues in San Francisco: Perspectives from Global Buddhisms, John K. Nelson
