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  • The Axiom of Choice and Homotopy Type Theory

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    Schneider, Eric
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    In this work we introduce some basic concepts within homotopy type theory (HoTT), a proposed alternative mathematical foundation to classical set theory. In particular, our discussion revolves around the Axiom of Choice (AC). In Part I, we introduce the classical AC and some of its most important equivalents. In Part...
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    . APPROVED: David Wing, Mentor, representing Mathematics Clayton Petsche, Committee Member, representing

  • Diastatic Activity in Citra® Hops as a Function of On-Bine Maturity

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    Long, Aidan T.
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    Dry-hopping has grown from a novel to widespread technique in commercial craft beer production. It yields large returns in aroma that cannot be emulated with kettle hopping. However, it also leads to beer refermentation post-dry-hopping, a phenomenon colloquially referred to by U.S brewers as “hop creep.” This is a result...
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    Maturity by Aidan Trent Long A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University Honors College in

  • The Impact of Medicalization on the Authority of Women Healers

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    Long, Myra
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    In the West, the growth of the modern, androcentric medical establishment can be shown to be correlated with the decline in women’s authority and status in the healing arts. As the world of science and medicine expanded exponentially, the understanding of the body changed through the studies of anatomy and...
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    THE THESIS OF Myra Long for the degree of Honors Baccalaureate of Science in Psychology

  • Adaptation to long-term osmotic stress in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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    Gosman, Andreea
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    An important goal of evolutionary biology is to identify the genetic mechanisms underlying phenotypes in organisms. Understanding adaptation to osmotic stress has many applications, since this stress affects almost all organisms on Earth. By studying the model organism Saccharomyces cerevisiae using experimental evolution, we can learn about genetic mechanisms driving...
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    Adaptation to long-term osmotic stress in Saccharomyces cerevisiae by Andreea Gosman

  • Hydrogen for Heat: Utilizing Hydrogen for Long-Term Energy Storage in Northern Climates

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    Villaverde, Gertrude
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    A long-term energy storage technology is necessary to utilize Oregon’s curtailed renewable energy, an issue the state faces, even with a low percentage of renewable energy in the energy mix. This report proposes a system design that details how hydrogen power-to-gas technology can be used in conjunction with the existing...
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    Long-Term Energy Storage in Northern Climates by Gertrude Villaverde

  • Effects of Long-term Use of Ankle Taping on Balance

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    McGregor, Stephanie
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    Regular ankle taping is commonly used to prevent ankle sprains, but the effects of its long-term use are not fully understood. This study examined the effects of ankle taping on balance in athletes who regularly tape their ankles versus those who do not. Fourteen collegiate gymnasts’ ability to balance on...
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    presented on May 23, 2013. Title: Effects of Long-term Use of Ankle Taping on Balance. Abstract

  • Investigating Potential Protective Mechanisms Against Long-Term Blue Light Damage

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    Kumar, Rujul
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    Despite the prominence of LEDs in our society, we have limited knowledge pertaining to their long-term effects. These seemingly white LEDs have a large blue light component to them. Recent results have shown that Drosophila living in 12 hrs. of blue light and 12 hrs. of darkness live substantially shorter...
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    Investigating Potential Protective Mechanisms Against Long-Term Blue Light Damage by Rujul Kumar

  • De novo Discovery of Novel Long Noncoding RNAs in the North American Beaver

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    Kashyap, Amita
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    Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) are RNA molecules that are at least 200 nucleotides long and do not encode proteins. lncRNAs have roles in gene regulation, chromatin epigenetics, and molecular scaffolding. In light of mounting evidence implicating species-specific noncoding RNAs and gene regulatory mechanisms in species adaptations, it is reasonable to...
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    comparative genomics to understand long non-coding RNAs. Nature Reviews Genetics. 2016;17:601. 10. Wang L

  • The lag–luminosity correlation in time-resolved episodes of long gamma-ray bursts

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    Kowash, Samuel J.
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    We present an analysis of the relationship between spectral lag and luminosity in time-resolved segments of long gamma-ray bursts detected by BATSE, an experiment aboard the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory satellite. For full bursts, there is a well-established correlation between the lag, which is easily computed, and the total burst...
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    of long gamma-ray bursts By Samuel J. Kowash A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University

  • Comparing 26S Proteasome Efficiency Between Long-Living and Short-Living Rodents

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    Bradley, Lynda M.
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    Many people die yearly worldwide due to diseases associated with aging, and if the process of aging in humans was more understood, the health of these patients could be improved. While many biochemical actions are involved with the aging process, loss of proteostasis has been called one of the most...
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    Efficiency Between Long-Living and Short-Living Rodents by Lynda M. Bradley