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Cinema Within Armed Struggle: “Manifesto of the Palestinian Cinema Group” (1972) and Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, “The Cinema and the Revolution”
Kay Dickinson
Arab Film and Video Manifestos·2018
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View paper →The Mystical City of God: The Angels and Anthropological Identity, Depicted Through Mary
Gilbert Perez
Obsculta
A quick reflection on the mystical experiences of Maria of Jesus of Ágreda. Focusing on the importance of Angelology within greater Catholic thought by highlighting its deep relationship with Mary, the Mother of God. Moving from a slow understanding of knowledge concerning God, multiple excerpts from the text cover varying aspects of human identity by investigating the knowledge concerning the angels. Culminating in Mary, and how she becomes an adored creation that reveal human and angelic anthropology.
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View paper →Folklore as a Decolonial Tool: Examining Isabelo de los Reyes’s El Folk-Lore Filipino - The Australian National University
Athena Charanne Presto, Emmanuel Reed Horton Viceral
The Australian National University
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View paper →The Rise of International Regime Complexity
Karen J. Alter, Kal Raustiala
Annual Review of Law and Social Science·2018·217 citations
The signature feature of twenty-first-century international cooperation is arguably not the regime but the regime complex. A regime complex is an array of partially overlapping and nonhierarchical institutions that includes more than one international agreement or authority. The institutions and agreements may be functional or territorial in nature. International regime complexity refers to international political systems of global governance that emerge because of the coexistence of rule density and regime complexes. This article highlights insights and questions that emerge from the last 15 years of scholarship on the politics of international regime complexity, explaining why regime complexes arise, what factors sustain them, and the range of political effects regime complexity creates. Our conclusion explains why, in a post-American world order, the trend of greater international regime complexity will likely accelerate.
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View paper →Protein Diffusion Models as Statistical Potentials
Roney, J., Ou, C., Ovchinnikov, S.
bioRxiv·2025
Machine learning has driven rapid progress in protein structure prediction and design, but key challenges remain such as predicting protein structures when evolutionary information is unavailable, modeling full conformational landscapes, and capturing the thermodynamics of mutations and conformational changes. To address these problems we developed ProteinEBM, an Energy-Based Model of protein conformational space. ProteinEBMs energies can be used to rank protein structure correctness, predict protein structures, sample from protein conformational landscapes, and predict the energetic effects of mutations. Across all of these tasks, ProteinEBM shows performance competitive with or exceeding previous machine learning and physics-based methods. We see ProteinEBM as an important step in developing physically-grounded machine learning models for protein science.
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