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Crustaceans, Crabs, Robert Yokel
Crustaceans, Crabs, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Bream, Robert Yokel
Bream, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Seafood, General Categories, Robert Yokel
Seafood, General Categories, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Prawn And Shrimp, Robert Yokel
Prawn And Shrimp, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Anchovy, Herring, Sardine, And Sprat, Robert Yokel
Anchovy, Herring, Sardine, And Sprat, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Desserts, Custard, Gelatin Desserts, Pudding, Pie, Robert Yokel
Desserts, Custard, Gelatin Desserts, Pudding, Pie, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Egg, Robert Yokel
Egg, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Composite Dishes And Menus, Robert Yokel
Composite Dishes And Menus, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Candy, Robert Yokel
Candy, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Honey, Robert Yokel
Honey, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Other Spices, Alphabetically, Robert Yokel
Other Spices, Alphabetically, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Causes And Prevention Of Thermal Runaway In Lithium-Ion Batteries — A U.S. Utility Perspective, Shaun Lavin, Kwabena Kyeremeh, Elias Nemeh, David Beyerle, Chad Alkire, Samuel Kelty, Lakshmi Srinivasan, Stephanie Shaw, Erin Minear, Haresh Kamath, Dan Ionel, Aron Patrick
Causes And Prevention Of Thermal Runaway In Lithium-Ion Batteries — A U.S. Utility Perspective, Shaun Lavin, Kwabena Kyeremeh, Elias Nemeh, David Beyerle, Chad Alkire, Samuel Kelty, Lakshmi Srinivasan, Stephanie Shaw, Erin Minear, Haresh Kamath, Dan Ionel, Aron Patrick
Power and Energy Institute of Kentucky Faculty Publications
Lithium-ion batteries are a critically important technology for maintaining grid reliability with the integration of variable intermittent renewable energy resources. However, lithium-ion batteries also pose significant human safety and infrastructure hazards due to the inherent risk of thermal runaway, fire, and explosion, which should be understood, mitigated, and managed. While battery manufacturers have primary responsibility for the design, manufacturing, and software which are necessary to keep battery storage systems safe, electric utilities also have an important role in understanding these risks and adopting best practices to mitigate them. This paper provides background on utility-scale battery deployment, an overview of a …
The Effect Of Organic Semiconductor Electron Affinity On Preventing Parasitic Oxidation Reactions Limiting Performance Of N-Type Organic Electrochemical Transistors, Maryam Alsufyani, Benjamin Moss, Claudia E. Tait, William K. Myers, Maryam Shahi, Katherine Stewart, Xiaolei Zhao, Reem B. Rashid, Dilara Meli, Ruiheng Wu, Bryan D. Paulsen, Karl J. Thorley, Yuanbao Lin, Craig Combe, Charlie Kniebe-Evans, Sahika Inal, Sang Young Jeong, Han Young Woo, Grant Ritchie, Ji-Seon Kim, Jonathan Rivnay, Alexandra F. Paterson, James R. Durrant, Iain Mcculloch
The Effect Of Organic Semiconductor Electron Affinity On Preventing Parasitic Oxidation Reactions Limiting Performance Of N-Type Organic Electrochemical Transistors, Maryam Alsufyani, Benjamin Moss, Claudia E. Tait, William K. Myers, Maryam Shahi, Katherine Stewart, Xiaolei Zhao, Reem B. Rashid, Dilara Meli, Ruiheng Wu, Bryan D. Paulsen, Karl J. Thorley, Yuanbao Lin, Craig Combe, Charlie Kniebe-Evans, Sahika Inal, Sang Young Jeong, Han Young Woo, Grant Ritchie, Ji-Seon Kim, Jonathan Rivnay, Alexandra F. Paterson, James R. Durrant, Iain Mcculloch
Chemical and Materials Engineering Faculty Publications
A key challenge in the development of organic mixed ionic-electronic conducting materials (OMIEC) for high performance electrochemical transistors is their stable performance in ambient. When operating in aqueous electrolyte, potential reactions of the electrochemically injected electrons with air and water could hinder their persistence, leading to a reduction in charge transport. Here, the impact of deepening the LUMO energy level of a series of electron-transporting semiconducting polymers is evaluated, and subsequently rendering the most common oxidation processes of electron polarons thermodynamically unfavorable, on organic electrochemical transistors (OECTs) performance. Employing time resolved spectroelectrochemistry with three analogous polymers having varying electron affinities …
Economic Contribution Of Kentucky Airports, P. Gayle Marks, Bethany Paris, Bryan Gibson
Economic Contribution Of Kentucky Airports, P. Gayle Marks, Bethany Paris, Bryan Gibson
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
Airports generate economic impacts that are felt well beyond their physical boundaries by supporting commerce, tourism, and the provision of essential services. To understand the economic contributions of airports throughout Kentucky, researchers collected data from general aviation (GA) airports and commercial service (CS) airports across the state on operational statistics, levels of employment, and usage patterns in calendar year 2022. IMPLAN® econometric models were developed to estimate the economic contributions of the state’s airports. These models show that in 2022 Kentucky’s airports contributed $23.7 billion in total economic output, which equals 9.1 percent of its gross domestic product ($261.5 …
Combined Machine Learning And Differential Evolution For Optimal Design Of Electric Aircraft Propulsion Motors, David R. Stewart, Matin Vatani, Rosemary E. Alden, Donovin D. Lewis, Pedram Asef, Dan M. Ionel
Combined Machine Learning And Differential Evolution For Optimal Design Of Electric Aircraft Propulsion Motors, David R. Stewart, Matin Vatani, Rosemary E. Alden, Donovin D. Lewis, Pedram Asef, Dan M. Ionel
Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Research
Electric aircraft propulsion requires highly efficient and power-dense fault-tolerant electric motors optimized for specific flight profile operation. State-of-the-art design of electric motors involves substantial computational resources and combines electromagnetic finite element analysis (FEA) and optimization techniques. This paper proposes a new approach using a physics-based machine learning (ML) multi-input univariate meta-model trained on FEA and differential evolution (DE) optimization results to predict electromagnetic torque output. Hundreds of individual designs, generated through multiple generations of a DE algorithm, are analyzed by 3D FEA to create a database, which is then employed for the training and satisfactory validation of the ML model. …
Table F: Daily Dietary Aluminum Consumption, Robert Yokel
Table F: Daily Dietary Aluminum Consumption, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Improving Transportation Resiliency, Ben Blandford, Erin Lammers-Staats, Emma Gregory
Improving Transportation Resiliency, Ben Blandford, Erin Lammers-Staats, Emma Gregory
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
Transportation agencies are increasingly more challenged by the effects of extreme weather and national hazards on transportation assets. Severe weather events in Kentucky have become more frequent and more costly. These extreme events damage transportation assets, increase maintenance costs and strain transportation budgets. Climate models predict changing conditions to occur over the next century that differ from historical data. In Kentucky, models predict a warmer and wetter environment. The goal of this research is to help KYTC plan for extreme weather and natural hazards events, as well as absorb, recover from, and adapt to the resulting damage. Researchers determined where …
Yogurt, Robert Yokel
Yogurt, Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Cephalopods (Cuttlefish, Octopus, And Squid), Robert Yokel
Cephalopods (Cuttlefish, Octopus, And Squid), Robert Yokel
Aluminum in Beverages and Foods: A Compilation
No abstract provided.
Spatiotemporal Wind Energy Assessment For Transmission Network Integration Considering The Location Of Electrical Substations And Loads, Kwabena Kyeremeh, Rosemary E. Alden, Aron Patrick, Dan M. Ionel
Spatiotemporal Wind Energy Assessment For Transmission Network Integration Considering The Location Of Electrical Substations And Loads, Kwabena Kyeremeh, Rosemary E. Alden, Aron Patrick, Dan M. Ionel
Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Research
Wind energy is an abundant renewable resource that can support decarbonization of energy supply. It is, therefore, essential to conduct a comprehensive assessment of wind energy potential for effective transmission network planning and integration. This work introduces a spatial-temporal assessment methodology for wind energy name plate-rated power capacity that considers the locations of electrical substations and transmission lines. This methodology applies Geographic Information System (GIS) land cover data to define siting exclusions for wind turbine installations. The correlation between generated wind power and estimates of power system load, as well as capacity factor, on a sub-regional basis for specific latest …
Combined 3d Fea And Machine Learning Design Of Inductive Polyphase Coils For Wireless Ev Charging, Lucas A. Gastineau, Donovin D. Lewis, Dan M. Ionel
Combined 3d Fea And Machine Learning Design Of Inductive Polyphase Coils For Wireless Ev Charging, Lucas A. Gastineau, Donovin D. Lewis, Dan M. Ionel
Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Research
Wireless power transfer (WPT) technologies are currently researched and developed for charging the batteries of electric unmanned air and ground vehicles. This paper presents systems with special polyphase inductive coils, which generate rotating fields and achieve high power density and efficiency. The complex geometry is modeled and studied with 3D electromagnetic finite element analysis (FEA). In order to reduce the substantial computational effort, machine learning techniques are proposed for surrogate modeling. A deep learning algorithm is introduced to capture the physics-based relationships between geometry and electromagnetic properties in inductive coils for wireless charging. Parametric models are systematically generated and analyzed …
Size And Shape Dependence Of Hydrogen-Induced Phase Transformation And Sorption Hysteresis In Palladium Nanoparticles, Xingsheng Sun, Rong Jin
Size And Shape Dependence Of Hydrogen-Induced Phase Transformation And Sorption Hysteresis In Palladium Nanoparticles, Xingsheng Sun, Rong Jin
Chemical and Materials Engineering Faculty Publications
Phase transitions of metals in hydrogen (H) environments are critically import- ant for applications in energy storage, catalysis, and sensing. Nanostructured metallic particles can lead to faster charging and discharging kinetics, increased lifespan, and enhanced catalytic activities. However, establishing a direct causal link between nanoparticle structure and function remains challenging. In this work, we establish a computational framework to explore the atomic config- uration of a metal-hydrogen system when in equilibrium with a H environ- ment. This approach combines Diffusive Molecular Dynamics with an itera- tion strategy, aiming to minimize the system’s free energy and ensure uniform chemical potential across …
Frequency Of Low Impact Scores Among Adolescent And Young Adult Student-Athletes With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder And/Or Learning Disorder, Philip Schatz, John Cuzzupe, Justin E. Karr, Nathan E. Cook, Grant L. Iverson
Frequency Of Low Impact Scores Among Adolescent And Young Adult Student-Athletes With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder And/Or Learning Disorder, Philip Schatz, John Cuzzupe, Justin E. Karr, Nathan E. Cook, Grant L. Iverson
Neurology Faculty Publications
Introduction: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by attention problems, excessive activity, and impulsivity - occurring in approximately 13% of children 12– 17 years of age, and as many as 16% of older adolescents 18–22 years of age, with a greater prevalence in boys than girls. ADHD frequently co-occurs with specific learning disorder (LD), a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulties learning and using academic skills, such as reading, writing, and mathematics. Taken together, ADHD and/or LD are common among high school students and college students and can influence performance on computerized tests used in concussion management. However, normative …
A Method For Teaching Biostatisticians To Write And Critique Specific Aims, Jesse D. Troy, Gregory P. Samsa, Megan L. Neely, Steven C. Grambow, Sarah Peskoe, Emily Slade, Gina Maria Pomann
A Method For Teaching Biostatisticians To Write And Critique Specific Aims, Jesse D. Troy, Gregory P. Samsa, Megan L. Neely, Steven C. Grambow, Sarah Peskoe, Emily Slade, Gina Maria Pomann
Biostatistics Faculty Publications
This article describes the design of a single instructional module on writing and critiquing the Specific Aims (SA) section of a grant proposal for a biomedical research study. It begins by discussing the goals and learning objectives for the module. Then, it discusses the typical structure of a SA section to orient readers to the core content. This method is rooted in using an established framework for scientific writing, which is presented in brief, along with examples of how it applies to writing the SA section. Then, the structure of the instructional module is described, including the exercises for participants. …
Clonidine As Monotherapy For Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome, Henrietta S. Bada, Philip M. Westgate, Thitinart Sithisarn, Kimberly Yolton, Richard Charnigo, Massroor Pourcyrous, Fei Tang, Julia Gibson, Jennifer Shearer-Miller, Peter Giannone, Markos Leggas
Clonidine As Monotherapy For Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome, Henrietta S. Bada, Philip M. Westgate, Thitinart Sithisarn, Kimberly Yolton, Richard Charnigo, Massroor Pourcyrous, Fei Tang, Julia Gibson, Jennifer Shearer-Miller, Peter Giannone, Markos Leggas
Biostatistics Faculty Publications
OBJECTIVE: We sought to determine whether clonidine, a non-opioid a―2-adrenergic agonist, would effectively treat neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome (NOWS). METHODS: This was an intention-to-treat randomized clinical trial. Enrollment criteria included prenatal opioid exposure, age #7 days, gestational age $35 weeks, no other medical condition, and need for pharmacotherapy. Primary outcomes were length of treatment and neurobehavioral performance. RESULTS: A total of 1107 patients were screened for enrollment (645 ineligible, 91 parents or staff unavailable, 216 declined, 155 consented). Of 155 infants, 120 required treatment and were randomized to receive oral clonidine (n 5 60) at 1 mg/kg/dose or morphine (n …
Repeated Shifts In Sociality Are Associated With Fine-Tuning Of Highly Conserved And Lineage-Specific Enhancers In A Socially Flexible Bee, Beryl M. Jones, Andrew E. Webb, Scott M. Geib, Sheina Sim, Rena M. Schweizer, Michael G. Branstetter, Jay D. Evans, Sarah D. Kocher
Repeated Shifts In Sociality Are Associated With Fine-Tuning Of Highly Conserved And Lineage-Specific Enhancers In A Socially Flexible Bee, Beryl M. Jones, Andrew E. Webb, Scott M. Geib, Sheina Sim, Rena M. Schweizer, Michael G. Branstetter, Jay D. Evans, Sarah D. Kocher
Entomology Faculty Publications
Comparative genomic studies of social insects suggest that changes in gene regulation are associated with evolutionary transitions in social behavior, but the activity of predicted regulatory regions has not been tested empirically. We used self-transcribing active regulatory region sequencing, a high-throughput enhancer discovery tool, to identify and measure the activity of enhancers in the socially variable sweat bee, Lasioglossum albipes. We identified over 36,000 enhancers in the L. albipes genome from 3 social and 3 solitary populations. Many enhancers were identified in only a subset of L. albipes populations, revealing rapid divergence in regulatory regions within this species. Population-specific enhancers …
Adverse Childhood Experiences And Psychological Correlates Of Substance Use Disorders Among Black Sexual Minority Women, Shemeka Thorpe, Kaylee A Palomino, Natalie Malone, Danelle Stevens-Watkins
Adverse Childhood Experiences And Psychological Correlates Of Substance Use Disorders Among Black Sexual Minority Women, Shemeka Thorpe, Kaylee A Palomino, Natalie Malone, Danelle Stevens-Watkins
Kinesiology and Health Promotion Faculty Publications
This study examined the influence of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on Black sexual minority women's mental health and substance use disorders in adulthood. Secondary data analysis was conducted using N = 149 Black sexual minority women's reports from the Generations Study. Study variables included psychological distress, chronic strains, stressful life events, ACEs, and substance use disorders, including alcohol use disorder and drug use disorder. Quantitative data analysis consisted of descriptives and bivariate correlations. Participants' total ACE scores were positively significantly correlated with increased alcohol misuse, chronic life strains, and stressful life events. Exposure to household interpersonal violence and household mental …
Health Literacy And Perceived Control: Intermediary Factors In The Relationship Between Race And Cardiovascular Disease Risk In Incarcerated Men In The United States, Jennifer L. Miller, Misook L. Chung, Lovoria B. Williams, Alison R. Connell, Zyad T. Saleh, Abdullah S. Alhurani, Alison L. Bailey, Mary Kay Rayens, Debra K. Moser
Health Literacy And Perceived Control: Intermediary Factors In The Relationship Between Race And Cardiovascular Disease Risk In Incarcerated Men In The United States, Jennifer L. Miller, Misook L. Chung, Lovoria B. Williams, Alison R. Connell, Zyad T. Saleh, Abdullah S. Alhurani, Alison L. Bailey, Mary Kay Rayens, Debra K. Moser
UK CARES Faculty Publications
Background: Black race, inadequate health literacy, and poor perceived control are predictors of increased cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk. The purpose of this study was to explore the relationships among race, health literacy, perceived control, and CVD risk while controlling for known risk factors in incarcerated men. Methods: We included data from 349 incarcerated men to examine race and CVD risk (Framingham Risk Score) using a serial mediation model with health literacy and perceived control using 95% confidence intervals (CIs) from 5000 bootstrap samples. Results: Of the participants (age, 36 ± 10; education, 12 ± 2; body mass index, 28.3 ± …
Open Access In The Age Of Ai: The Journal Of Appalachian Health And Hurricane Helene Recovery, Noah Wren, Bradley Firchow
Open Access In The Age Of Ai: The Journal Of Appalachian Health And Hurricane Helene Recovery, Noah Wren, Bradley Firchow
Journal of Appalachian Health
The recent destruction brought upon the Appalachian region by Hurricane Helene has emphasized the importance of the Journal of Appalachian Health. As an open-access peer-reviewed source of information, the Journal plays a critical role in not only facilitating public health research about Hurricane Helene, but also combating misinformation regarding the event. In the days following Hurricane Helene, misinformation about the federal government’s response, along AI generated images, have left many in the region confused and misled about what had happened. Going forward, the Journal will play an necessary part in making sure accurate information is shared to understand how …
Effect Of Post-Harvest Management Practices On Seed Yields On Fine-Leaf Fescue, Gale A. Gingrich, William C. Young Iii, Thomas B. Silberstein
Effect Of Post-Harvest Management Practices On Seed Yields On Fine-Leaf Fescue, Gale A. Gingrich, William C. Young Iii, Thomas B. Silberstein
IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)
Public opposition and legislative actions have restricted the practice of open-field burning of grass seed fields in Western Oregon's Willamette Valley. Finding economically acceptable alternatives to straw residue removal has become a priority for valley grass seed growers. Trials using 4 residue management practices were established on 2 commercial fine fescue (Festuca rubra) seed fields. Seed yields varied significantly between residue management practices. Seed yields from thermal-treated plots were equal or significantly greater than yields from the non-thermal treatments. Fertile tiller number was also greater with thermal treatments. Most fine fescue fields produce 4-6 seed crops before replanting, …