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Creator:: Wallach, William J.
Abstract:: Bio-oil from hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) represents a promising fuel source due to large higher heating values and compatibility with current energy infrastructure. For bio-oil production to become commercially viable, novel methods of co-product recycling must be explored. The aims of this study were to culture Chlorella vulgaris, a common HTL...
Resource Type:: Undergraduate Thesis and Presentation

Creator:: Solis-Ruiz, Jose M.
Abstract:: Vibrio cholerae a major health problem in developing countries because of its ability to cause the disease cholera in humans. As V. cholerae bacteria are common inhabitants of temperate marine and brackish water environments worldwide, they are subject to intense top-down pressure by amoebae, which can affect their survival and...
Resource Type:: Undergraduate Thesis and Presentation

Creator:: Garcia, Abraham, Truong, Lisa, Johnson, Eric, Tanguay, Robert L., and Knecht, Andrea
Abstract:: The use of zebrafish in behavioral neuroscience is rapidly growing. Zebrafish can be assessed for alterations in multiple behavioral endpoints, creating opportunities to use this powerful model to identify chemicals that alter behavioral phenotypes. To evaluate the utility of zebrafish for neurotoxicity research, we designed custom instrumentation to evaluate numerous...
Resource Type:: Undergraduate Thesis and Presentation

Creator:: Rodriguez Cardoso, Metzin A.
Abstract:: STEM education is delivered to K12 audiences by Pre-college Programs across the nation, many of which serve underrepresented and underserved students as part of their core missions. While there is robust attention to STEM curriculum development and college connection events in such programs, few have social-cultural aspects of learning as...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Creator:: Ruiz-Orozco, Gloria, Aranda, Ana, Radniecki, Tyler, and Berninghaus, Ashley
Abstract:: Undergraduate thesis presentation.
Resource Type:: Presentation

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