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Plant Biomass (Dry) Per Square Meter, Johan Du Toit, Shantell Garrett

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Results of plant biomass clippings (dry mass / square meter) conducted in the foothills of the Henry Mountains, south-central Utah, over 2012-2022.

Chemical Analyses Of Soil Samples, Johan Du Toit, Shantell Garrett

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Results of chemical analyses of soil collected in the foothills of the Henry Mountains, south-central Utah, in the fall of 2020.

Lagomorph Spotlight Survey Results, Johan Du Toit, Shantell Garrett

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Results of lagomorph spotlight surveys conducted in the foothills of the Henry Mountains, south-central Utah, over 2014-2022.

Ecu-Malnett, Matthew G. Gaber, Mohiuddin Ahmed, Michael N. Johnstone

Research Datasets

ECU-MALNETT (ECU MALware NETwork Traffic) is a real world, reproducible dataset of labeled benign and malicious network flows built from the Peekaboo execution corpus. Peekaboo runs evasive malware with dynamic binary instrumentation and records raw host-level PCAPs while granting full Internet access, yielding noisy, real-world captures with background OS activity and concurrent processes. To derive trustworthy labels from these traces, we apply Construct, a baseline aware, zero-trust labeling framework. Construct first ingests a baseline capture to establish reference sets (DNS qnames, HTTP hosts, TLS SNIs, and socket endpoints) and grows a conservative benign IP pool only via whitelisted DNS resolutions. …

Isothermal Sloshing In A Circular Tank (Ccp-Wsi Test Case 017 Dataset), Scott Brown, Stuart Colville, Yeaw Chu Lee, Deborah Greaves

Faculty of Science and Engineering Datasets

Physical modelling dataset used for CCP-WSI Blind Test Series 5. The description is available on the CCP-WSI catalogue under "Test Case ID 017": https://ccp-wsi.ac.uk/catalogue/test_cases/test_case_017

Film Title: The Color Of Water, Liam Ferguson

Morocco: Human Rights, Social Justice, and Cultural Transformation

From an early age, I found storytelling to be a passion of mine, using artistic mediums to communicate emotions, words, and ideas to a large audience. As a college student, I capitalized on this passion and began to study filmmaking and journalism, where I’ve continued to grow as a storyteller in the mediums of film, photography, and investigative/creative writing. I enjoy storytelling with the entirety of my being, as it helps me understand the world around me while championing the voices of those who remain relatively silent. There is no other way to say it when it comes to environmental …

Urban Green Spaces, Sustainability Discourse, And Environmental Inequality In Agadir, Morocco, Julia Card

Morocco: Human Rights, Social Justice, and Cultural Transformation

As Moroccan cities experience rising temperatures, increased drought, and rapid urban development, urban green spaces have become central to sustainability and climate adaptation agendas. However, the social, ecological, and political implications of urban greening remain unevenly examined in semi-arid contexts. This paper investigates how green spaces are envisioned, implemented, and experienced in Agadir, a coastal city shaped by colonial planning legacies, post-earthquake reconstruction, water scarcity, and event-driven redevelopment. Using a qualitative methodology combining a visual content analysis of the 2022–2027 Agadir Communal Action Plan with semi-structured interviews with local experts in agronomy, landscape architecture, geography, and regional planning, this study …

Data Set For Determining Causality Between Civic Engagement And Civic Agriculture, Dongkyu Kim, Mi-Son Kim, Allison Kaika

Datasets

This dataset includes opinion data from a phone and online survey for the Rio Grande Valley and an online survey.

Dataset Of Raman Spectra And Matlab Code For: Elucidating Time-Resolved Intracellular Metabolic Dynamics Via Label-Free Raman Microspectroscopy And 2d Correlation Spectroscopy, Zohreh Mirveis, Nitin Patil, Hugh J. Byrne

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This dataset contains raw spectral data obtained from single-cell Raman microspectroscopy under two nutritional conditions: glucose alone and glucose supplemented with glutamine. LLC-MK2 cells were starved for 2 h, then exposed to nutrients and fixed every 15 min for up to 120 min. At each time point, spectra were recorded from 25 individual cells (cytoplasm regions) and exported as machine-readable files (.csv). MATLAB scripts are provided to implement two-dimensional correlation spectroscopy (2D-COS) for generating synchronous maps, along with utilities for loading spectra, averaging, and reproducing key figures. A set of simulated time-series spectra used to validate 2D-COS under high background …

One Love, Roots In Wisdom, Charles Barr

College of Business and Management Faculty Publications & Presentations

Album theme: The founding EP: wealth redefined beyond money — balance, inner riches, community, and the body as a temple. Four songs that set the Roots in Wisdom mission in motion.

Number | Track | Inspired by (Book)

• 1 | Balance | The 5 Types of Wealth
• 2 | Internal Riches | The 5 Types of Wealth
• 3 | Stronger Together | The 5 Types of Wealth
• 4 | Body the Temple | The 5 Types of Wealth

How Can Policy Balance The Goals Of Transition Acceleration And Justice? Permitting Reform, Large-Scale Renewable Energy, And Host Communities In The United States, J. B. Ruhl, David J. Hess

Vanderbilt Law School Faculty Publications

Implementing energy-transition policies requires building new infrastructure, but the result is often opposition from host communities and associated actors. An important research and policy problem emerges over how to balance two goals that can be in tension: rapidly implementing energy-transition policies and addressing the needs and concerns of local communities, including diverse justice-related issues. This study adopts the perspective that the analysis of this problem benefits from opening the black box of permitting policy reform. The research contributes to the literature on siting conflicts by shifting the focus from explaining conflicts or suggesting targeted policy reforms such as improved engagement …

Brad Brewer, Mark Naison, Steven Payne

Oral Histories

Born in Washington, D.C., Brad Brewer moved to New York City as a child when his father joined the New York Police Department. His family first lived in Queens briefly before settling in the Soundview section of the Bronx. After his parents separated, he, his mother, stepfather, and sisters moved to Wakefield, where he spent his teenage years. His maternal family is from Virginia, and his paternal family is from South Carolina. And as a child, he usually visited family in Piney River and Lynchburg, Virginia.

Brewer discovered puppetry at an early age. By the time he was ten years …

Nosagie Ekhator, Mark Naison, Steven Payne

Oral Histories

Growing up in New York City and Pennsylvania, in the city and suburbia, Nosagie Ekhator navigated and rotated between two worlds that shaped his frame of reference. Having built community through this experience, whether it be through the shared memories of moving or Nigerian social clubs and conventions, he was able to create an identity of commonality. Although he felt the differences when shifting through both worlds, he was able to find people that understood his experience, as well as understanding his own individuality through food, music, religion, and being one of the only Africans in his public and private …

Maxine Agee And Kim Mcclain, Mark Naison, Steven Payne

Oral Histories

Kim McClain and Maxine Agee, the second and third presidents of the Bronx chapter of Jack and Jill of America Inc, both have their own experiences with Jack and Jill of America Inc. that is indicative of a vibrant sense of community created by the women alongside those around them. Kim McClain spent a lot of time on her own or with her siblings growing up as she had busy, hardworking parents – her father was the first black firefighter in Queens, New York, with a bold personality and an eclectic music taste ranging from Johnny Cash to Nat King …

Abdul Qadir Askia, Mark Naison, Steven Payne

Oral Histories

Sixth poll mark of the Kappa Alpha Psi (KAP) Fraternity, Abdul Qadir Askia is an African American man who is an accomplished professional in investment operations. He describes his early life as being nurtured with other cultures as he moved around New York City.

His father came to Brooklyn after migrating from California, where he was a member of the Black Panther Party, and where he would meet his mother. Askia lived in Brooklyn until he was seven, when he was sent to a boarding school in Senegal. When he came back, he moved around from place to place, from …

Gregory Delts, Mark Naison, Steven Payne

Oral Histories

Growing up and living in the Bronx up until recently, Gregory Delts detailed the institutions and communities that greatly impacted his life and how he has given back. The apartment building in which Greg was raised showcased the diversity of the Bronx and the strong community that they shared among residents. Friends and family alike cared for him and the other kids in the neighborhood by sharing their homes and food with one another. Although he attended the public schools in the Bronx until high school, he was sent to the rigorous Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts for his teenage years. …

Mississippi Judicial College, University Of Mississippi. School Of Law

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The Mississippi Judicial College, a division of the University of Mississippi School of Law, provides education and training for judges and court personnel.

Molecular Biophysics And Engineering Lab, University Of Mississippi. School Of Engineering

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Molecular Biophysics sits at the crossroads of biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering—and is rapidly transforming how we understand life. Our lab focuses on the cytoskeletal machinery of the cell, aiming to uncover how molecular components work together to drive essential cellular processes. We study how motor proteins, crosslinkers, and cytoskeletal filaments coordinate to perform complex tasks like cell division, movement, and muscle contraction. By combining cutting-edge biophysical tools—including optical trapping, fluorescence microscopy, and QCM-D—we explore how these molecular interactions scale up to support the functions of living systems. This foundational knowledge helps reveal the fundamental design principles that govern living …

General Counsel, University Of Mississippi. Office Of General Counsel

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The Office of General Counsel provides legal advice and representation to the University of Mississippi, including its academic units and departments. The Office of General Counsel provides advice to the University through its administrators and other employees acting in the course of their duties to the University. The Office of General Counsel does not represent employees or students on personal matters, or when they have disputes with the University. All University personnel are encouraged to contact the Office of General Counsel for assistance on legal matters affecting the University.

Student Housing, University Of Mississippi

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Ppp Dataset, Susan Turner Haynes

Faculty Works

During the COVID-19 pandemic, 11.5 million U.S. businesses applied for relief from the federal government. Collectively, these entities received just under 800 billion dollars. It was one of the largest fiscal intervention policies directed at businesses in American history. Though substantial scholarly and public attention has gone toward investigating participant fraud, other participant behavior has been less examined. This includes the relatively small number of individuals and businesses (128,304) that chose to repay their forgivable government loans. This dataset is used to investigate this question, with variables testing hypotheses relating to altruism, patriotism, and self-interest. Results are analyzed in the …

Alaska Aviation Weather Infrastructure: Outage Patterns And Strategic Prioritization, Michael S. Jones, Gregory Dyer

ISER Reports

Alaska is the most aviation dependent state in the United States of America, with almost a quarter of the population and the majority of named communities lying off of the limited road system. The importance of reliable aviation transportation, and the infrastructure underlying these networks, is paramount for these communities. However, the vast distances, remoteness, and rugged environments that make aviation so critical also make maintaining aviation infrastructure particularly challenging. The goal of this report is to serve as a reference document for mapping outages in a subset of core aviation infrastructure – aviation weather stations. We have gathered what …

Dataset For Lipid And Cholesterol Peroxidation Leads To Α-Crystallin Membrane Aggregation And Cataract Formation, Nawal K. Khadka, Preston Hazen, Oluwaseyi Akinola, Xinzhu Pu, Laxman Mainali

Biophysics Research Data

Purpose: The significant lens chaperone protein α-crystallin (αABc) comprising αA-crystallin (αAc) and αB-crystallin (αBc) subunits is found to form membrane-bound aggregates with age and cataract formation. However, the molecular basis for such aggregate formation is still unclear. Our research aims to elucidate the effect of lipids (phospholipids and sphingolipids) and cholesterol (Chol) peroxidation on the aggregation of αAc, αBc, and αABc to bovine lens nuclear membrane (NM).

Methods: Lipid and Chol peroxidation were induced by photosensitized peroxidation reaction, and topographical images of NM and oxidized-NM (Ox-NM) with and without incubation with αAc, αBc, or αABc were obtained using atomic force …

Accessible Arts Education, Rhoda Bernard

ABLE Books

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Complex Interplay Between Facilitation And Competition In Two Invasive Fruit Pests Data, Eleanor Mccabe, Nicholas Teets Phd

Entomology Research Data

When one invasive species facilitates the invasion of another species, it can lead to invasional meltdown. However, when the two species depend on the same finite resource, facilitation and competition can occur simultaneously and impact population dynamics. Furthermore, factors like resource availability and population density could alter the balance between facilitation and competition. Drosophila suzukii and Zaprionus indianus are two invasive insect pests that infest small fruit crops. The co-localization of these species in the same fields, coupled with the fact that Z. indianus lacks a hardened ovipositor that can penetrate the skin of fruit, has led to the hypothesis …

Approach For Teaching Music To Diverse Learners: A Neuro-Inclusive Resource (National Association For Music Education), Elise S. Sobol

ABLE Books

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Dataset For Snow Pit And Snow Strength Data From Colorado, Idaho, And Wyoming During The 2024-2025 Winter, Coleman Kane, Kelly Elder, Katherine Gura, Hans-Peter Marshall

CryoGARS Snow Data

This dataset contains snowpack and snow strength observations from three study plots in Idaho, eight study plots in Colorado, and four study plots in Wyoming. These data were collected in an effort to model the trafficability and supportability of a seasonal snowpack, and will be assimilated in SnowModel to model strength across time and space. Data collected include stratigraphy, density, permittivity, temperature, specific surface area (SSA), snow depth transects, ram penetrometer profiles, Snow Scope profiles, SnowMicroPen (SMP) profiles, and penetration resistance values measured with force gauges.

Dataset For Meteorological Data From Four Weather Stations In Colorado During The 2024-2025 Winter, Kelly Elder, Banning Starr, Coleman Kane, Hans-Peter Marshall

CryoGARS Snow Data

This dataset contains observations from four Colorado meteorological stations used as part of a US Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab (CRREL) snow strength project. The purpose of these data is to measure the meteorological variables that impact the trafficability and supportability of a seasonal snowpack and will be used as forcing data to model snow strength across time and space. Measured data include snow depth, air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, wind direction, snow temperature, soil temperature, and radiation.

Dataset For Meteorological Data From Three Idaho Weather Stations During The 2024–2025 Winter, Coleman Kane, Thomas Van Der Weide, Lindsay Stark, Hans-Peter Marshall

CryoGARS Snow Data

This dataset contains observations from three Idaho meteorological stations used as part of a US Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab (CRREL) snow strength project. The purpose of these data is to measure the meteorological variables that impact the trafficability and supportability of a seasonal snowpack and will be used as forcing data to model snow strength across time and space. Measured data include snow depth, snow water equivalent (SWE), air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, wind direction, snow temperature, soil temperature, and radiation.

State Of New Jersey Cannabis Testing, University Of Mississippi – National Center For Cannabis Research And Education, Yasha Kahn, Mcr Labs

New Jersey

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