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How to Gain Research Experience as an Online Learning Student

O Criador:: DeMeyer, Joanna M.
Abstract:: Lightning Talk
Resource Type:: Presentation

Determining the Intracellular Location of NOX Proteins in Symbiotic Aiptasia

O Criador:: Rice, Lily A.
Abstract:: The symbiotic relationship between cnidarians and algae is important to the marine ecosystem due to the photosynthesis produced by the algae and the coral reefs that cnidarians provide. Corals provide their algal partner with a safe home and the algae supply the cnidarians with inorganic materials as a food source....
Resource Type:: Video

Associations Between Adolescent Trauma and Adult Facial Trustworthiness

O Criador:: Ames, Ashley
Abstract:: Any interaction with another person requires some judgement of their characteristics from a short amount of time. Each day a person can interact with many individuals and quick judgments have to be made in each situation to decide how to act or react. This means a person can make hundreds...
Resource Type:: Poster

Ionic Strength and pH: A Look at Nanostar Stability

O Criador:: Aldous, Tanner J. E.
Abstract:: Nanostars have many potential applications, particularly in biomedicine, such as drug delivery, detection assays, and even cancer treatment. Seeing how their plasmon changes in response to changes to the environment of the nanostars can give us an insight to the stability of the nanostars. Our current studies involve the effect...
Resource Type:: Poster

Love Language: Does your relationship status appear in your writing?

O Criador:: Linder, Lillian, Downey, Quinn, Chok, Kristie, and Stosic, Morgan
Abstract:: Past research has shown that individual's word usage can reveal aspects of who they are and how they behave (Tausczik & Pennebaker, 2010). For instance, couples who use inclusive pronouns such as “we,” as opposed to singular pronouns such as "I" cope better in relationships (Moran, 2018). Further, the use...
Resource Type:: Poster

Class Standing and Success: Do Freshmen Have Lower Self-Efficacy & Goal Achievement for "Difficult" Goals?

O Criador:: Carlson, Rebecca and Almuaybid, Ameer
Abstract:: Do freshmen achieve less of their personal and academic short-term goals in comparison to upperclassmen? Some may intuitively assume that due to age, or lack of experience, college freshmen would have lower perceived task-specific ability (self-efficacy) and actually achieve less (goal-completion ranging from 0% to 100%). Differences between various class-standing...
Resource Type:: Poster

Enhancing Protocols to Improve Consistency Across Nanotoxicology Studies

O Criador:: Luker, Sabrina R.
Abstract:: In current nanotoxicology research, there is a lack of standardization in reporting of zebrafish exposure media and sonication practices. This lack of standardization in use and reporting methods has made reproducing nanoparticle (NP) toxicity results between labs a common issue. It is important to have a standardized way of reporting...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Toxicity and Mutagenicity of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Contaminated Soils using Mammalian In Vitro Assay

O Criador:: Luker, George W.
Abstract:: There exists a growing need to establish a better in vitro model for evaluating PAH toxicity and carcinogenicity and to improve assessments of risk to human health, especially to the complex mixtures that exist in the environment. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are ubiquitous environmental contaminants due to the incomplete combustion...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Biotic and Abiotic Factors Affecting the Presence of Beneficial Insects on Oregon Christmas Tree Farms

O Criador:: Cain, Alyssa B.
Abstract:: Beneficial insects could provide valuable pest control services on Oregon Christmas tree farms, but a limited amount of data exist that quantifies the type and abundance of beneficial insects on farms. This study surveyed beneficial insects on two farms that differed in their management strategies as well as other abiotic...
Resource Type:: Poster

Are Immigrants Stealing American Jobs?: A Study of Unauthorized Immigration and Unemployment in the Southwest United States

O Criador:: Giza, Alexandra C.
Abstract:: This research analyzes the effects of unauthorized immigration on unemployment levels in the states of Texas and California in the United States. Data from the Department of Homeland Security is utilized to best estimate the size of unauthorized populations. This research finds that a one person increase in the unauthorized...
Resource Type:: Research Paper

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How to Gain Research Experience as an Online Learning Student

Determining the Intracellular Location of NOX Proteins in Symbiotic Aiptasia

Associations Between Adolescent Trauma and Adult Facial Trustworthiness

Ionic Strength and pH: A Look at Nanostar Stability

Love Language: Does your relationship status appear in your writing?

Class Standing and Success: Do Freshmen Have Lower Self-Efficacy & Goal Achievement for "Difficult" Goals?

Enhancing Protocols to Improve Consistency Across Nanotoxicology Studies

Toxicity and Mutagenicity of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Contaminated Soils using Mammalian In Vitro Assay

Biotic and Abiotic Factors Affecting the Presence of Beneficial Insects on Oregon Christmas Tree Farms

Are Immigrants Stealing American Jobs?: A Study of Unauthorized Immigration and Unemployment in the Southwest United States

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