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Week 6 Annotated Bibliography for the Week 8 Project Paper Instructions Search, review, and compile 10-15 references to be used for your Project Paper. APA-format these references, put them on a Word document along with a short abstract or review of each of the reference with its content and how you will be using them in your Project Paper. I expect to see at least 10 APA-formatted references, each followed by a 1-paragraph review of the article. Submit for my review and approval. Week 8 Project Paper This assignment will be submitted to Turnitin Instructions The deliverables for your Project Paper Assignment include a Word document that answers the questions described below. Your final paper should be between 10 to 15 pages long (longer is perfectly acceptable without penalty). Be sure the report is in MS Word, Times New Roman 12-pt font, with double spacing and 1 inch margins all-around, no additional spaces allowed. Cover page and references pages are also required in proper APA format. In text citations must match the reference list provided Heavy Metal Engineering (HME), a manufacturing organization that creates metal shell casings for very high-end washer and dryer products has suppliers and customers world-wide, as well as world-wide offices. HME the US Corporate office in NY hires you as a professional Information Assurance consultant. HME is looking to receive some significant third party funding for an international joint venture but was told they would be denied because they do not have any kind of Information Assurance plan to keep all data assets secure. You are required to create a comprehensive IA strategy that includes the following: A detailed overview of what Information Assurance entails covering all the basics for an IA strategy (what will be protected and from what) A plan or strategy for IA implementation including a framework A complete risk mitigation strategy that completely outlines your plans to mitigate risks associated with operating in the 21st century workplace. Select an accrediting body to ensure IA is not only a process but a part of organizational culture going forward An incident response and disaster recovery plan in the event of intrusion and disaster All sections should be clearly labeled and a separate section in each area specifically for justifications of your selection/proposal. Your thoughts must be solidified with viable sources consistent with graduate level work. No more than 2 sources may be used with ND or no author. Scholarly and Peer reviewed sources are expected to be used throughout the bulk of this paper.
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1. Otchere, E., McKay, B. M., English, M. M., & Aryee, A. N. (2023). Current trends in
nano-delivery systems for functional foods: a systematic review. PeerJ, 11, e14980.
The most recent advancements in nano-delivery methods for functional meals are covered
in this article. It examines the most recent research on various delivery mechanisms, such as
liposomes, microemulsions, and nanocapsules, as well as the uses for each. The article gives a
general summary of the advantages of various delivery strategies, including increased
bioavailability and functional component stability. Understanding the potential advantages of
adopting nano-delivery systems for functional food items in Heavy Metal Engineering's IA
strategy may be aided by the information in this article.
2. Morton, S., Connell, E., Buyers, B., Reisenauer, J., Logan, R., Ischay, C., ... & Tillo, J.
(2013). Idaho National Laboratory 2015-2023 Ten-Year Site Plan (No. DOE/ID11488). US Department of Energy (USDOE), Washington DC (United States).
A detailed ten-year plan for the Idaho National Laboratory, a US Department of Energy
research site, is provided in this study. The study discusses several facets of the laboratory's
operations, such as infrastructure, workforce planning, and technological advancement.
Understanding the significance of long-term planning and the formulation of information
assurance policies, as well as the crucial role that infrastructure and workforce planning play in
effective implementation will be possible with the help of the material in this study.
3. Ahonen, M., Kahru, A., Ivask, A., Kasemets, K., Kõljalg, S., Mantecca, P., ... & Crijns,
F. (2017). Proactive approach for safe use of antimicrobial coatings in healthcare
settings: opinion of the COST action network AMiCI. International journal of
environmental research and public health, 14(4), 366.
The safe use of antimicrobial coatings in healthcare settings is covered in this article, with
a focus on halting the development of bacterial, viral, and fungal illnesses. The authors stress the
significance of taking proactive measures, such as thorough risk assessment and excellent
communication with all stakeholders, to guarantee the safe use of such coatings. Additionally, they
offer suggestions for putting into practice practical preventative measures and keeping an eye on
any potential negative effects of antimicrobial coatings on the environment and public health. The
discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of using antimicrobial coatings as part of the IA
strategy for heavy metal engineering will be helped by this article.
4. Mullen, A. M., Álvarez, C., Zeugolis, D. I., Henchion, M., O'Neill, E., & Drummond,
L. (2017). Alternative uses for co-products: Harnessing the potential of valuable
compounds from meat processing chains. Meat Science, 132, 90-98.
The possible applications of byproducts from the meat processing sector are discussed by
Mullen et al. (2017). The utilization of beneficial substances in meat processing, such as collagen,
gelatin, and bioactive peptides, for a variety of purposes, is explored in this research. The authors
highlight these co-products potential advantages, such as their functional qualities, nutritional
worth, and possible applications in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic sectors. The difficulties with
using co-products and the requirement for sustainable and ecologically friendly practices are also
discussed in the study. This source will be helpful when talking about how Heavy Metal
Engineering may find new uses for precious chemicals and reuse waste products from its
production operations.
5. Devi, N., Singh, S., Manickam, S., Cruz-Martins, N., Kumar, V., Verma, R., & Kumar,
D. (2022). Itaconic Acid and Its Applications for Textile, Pharma and Agro-Industrial
Purposes. Sustainability, 14(21), 13777.
Itaconic Acid and Its Applications for Textile, Pharmaceutical, and Agro-Industrial
Purposes is the title of a paper by Devi et al. (2022) that was published in the journal Sustainability.
This study intends to investigate the possible uses of itaconic acid (IA), a biopolymer produced
from carbohydrate fermentation, in the textile, pharmaceutical, and agro-industrial sectors. In order
to lessen environmental contamination, scientists look into the characteristics of IA and how it
might substitute synthetic materials. The article addresses the many methods for producing IA and
its possible uses in a range of sectors. The Comprehensive Information Assurance (IA) Strategy
for Heavy Metal Engineering projects is pertinent to this article because it emphasizes the possible
uses of IA in several sectors that may have an impact on the usage of IA in heavy industry.
6. Špačková, B., Wrobel, P., Bocková, M., & Homola, J. (2016). Optical biosensors based
on plasmonic nanostructures: a review. Proceedings of the IEEE, 104(12), 2380-2408.
The development of optical biosensors based on plasmonic nanostructures is discussed in
this review study. The fundamentals of surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and localized surface
plasmon resonance (LSPR), two plasmonic biosensor technologies, are covered by the authors.
They also go through the various plasmonic nanostructures, such as metallic nanoparticles,
nanoholes, and nanorods, that are employed in biosensors. The discussion of plasmonic biosensors'
many uses in areas such as environmental monitoring, food safety, and medical diagnostics
follows. Finally, the authors highlight plasmonic biosensors' existing difficulties and potential in
the future.
The application of plasmonic nanostructures in optical biosensors for the discovery of
dangerous substances and pollutants in Heavy Metal Engineering facilities will be covered in this
reference. Comparing and contrasting different types of biosensors addressed in the literature
review with the concepts and plasmonic nanostructure types covered in this research. Future
research for Heavy Metal Engineering's IA strategy will likely focus on the uses of plasmonic
biosensors in environmental monitoring and food safety. In the project paper's conclusion, the
difficulties and potential uses of plasmonic biosensors will also be covered.
7. Ganesapillai, M., Singh, A., & Sangeetha, D. (2020). Biochar technology for
environmental sustainability. Environmental Biotechnology Vol. 2, 1-21.
The potential of biochar technology for environmental sustainability is covered in the
article. Organic wastes including municipal solid trash, forestry byproducts, and agricultural waste
are pyrolyzed to create biochar, a substance rich in carbon. By storing carbon in soil and lowering
greenhouse gas emissions from waste disposal, the use of biochar has the potential to slow global
warming. By removing nutrients and toxins from runoff, biochar can also enhance soil quality,
boost agricultural yield, and decrease water pollution. The article gives a gen...
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