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Novel Etch Studies And Passivation Techniques On Inas/Gasb Superlattice Based Infrared Detectors, Maya Narayanan Kutty
Novel Etch Studies And Passivation Techniques On Inas/Gasb Superlattice Based Infrared Detectors, Maya Narayanan Kutty
Electrical and Computer Engineering ETDs
Infrared (IR) detectors today are being utilized for a variety of imaging applications such as medical diagnostics, navigation instruments of automobiles and aircrafts, meteorological imaging, night-vision and fog/smoke imaging, surveillance, target acquisition and astronomical/space imaging. These wide ranging implementations have given rise to varied design requirements for these devices such as the required sensitivity, operating temperature, spectral sensitivity, peak wavelength and cost. Type-II band aligned InAs/Ga(In)Sb strained layer superlattice (SLS) material system proposed for the IR detection in the 1970s has been considered in recent years as an interesting alternative to the present day IR detection technologies. Type-II SLS technology …
Adatom Emission From Nanoparticles: Implications For Ostwald Ripening, Tyne Johns
Adatom Emission From Nanoparticles: Implications For Ostwald Ripening, Tyne Johns
Chemical and Biological Engineering ETDs
To achieve clean air in our cities, all modern means of ground transportation make use of catalytic converters. Precious metal-based catalysts such as Pt and Pd are currently used in catalytic converters. To achieve higher fuel efficiency, combustion can be carried out in excess air resulting in a reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Reduction of these emissions has emerged as a major challenge. Most of the pollutants are emitted within the first 30 seconds after starting an engine because the catalyst is cold. The development of catalysts which achieve high activity at low temperatures will improve fuel efficiency and …
Numerical Analysis Of Co-Flowing Immiscible Liquids In Co-Axial Microtubes, In-Hwan Yang
Numerical Analysis Of Co-Flowing Immiscible Liquids In Co-Axial Microtubes, In-Hwan Yang
Chemical and Biological Engineering ETDs
This research developed dimensionless correlations, based on the numerical simulations, for the boundaries between the dripping, transition and jetting regimes. Additional correlations are also developed for the radius and formation frequency of disperse droplet in the dripping regime and the transition regime, when the total volume of the satellite droplets is less than 1% of the disperse primary droplets.
Effects Of Osmolytes On Amyloid-Beta Protein Surface Activity And Membrane Interactions, Juan Anaya
Effects Of Osmolytes On Amyloid-Beta Protein Surface Activity And Membrane Interactions, Juan Anaya
Biomedical Engineering ETDs
The misfolding and aggregation of proteins into fibrillar aggregates in the brain are linked to the pathogenesis of over 20 neurodegenerative diseases. Specifically, the toxicity and neurodegenerative symptoms of Alzheimers disease are directly related to the aggregation of the amyloid-β (Aβ) protein into β-sheet rich insoluble fibrils. However, the mechanism and driving forces of Aβ fibril formation in vivo are still unknown. It has been shown previously that Aβ's surface activity and favorable interaction with lipid membranes can induce the formation of fibrils, suggesting a possible membrane-based mechanism of Aβ aggregation in Alzheimer's disease. Unlike dilute solutions used for in …
Validity Of Self-Reported Drug Use During Pregnancy, Mahek Garg
Validity Of Self-Reported Drug Use During Pregnancy, Mahek Garg
Pharmaceutical Sciences ETDs
Introduction: Epidemiology studies often rely on maternal self-reports for drug use information, however, the degree of drug use under-reporting among pregnant women is largely unknown. The purpose of this study is to assess the accuracy of self-reports for methadone, buprenorphine, opioids (prescription opioids and heroin), marijuana, benzodiazepines, amphetamines/methamphetamines, and cocaine/crack-cocaine in a population of pregnant women. Methods: Analysis was based on 102 pregnant women enrolled in the 'Biomarkers in Pregnancy Study' (BIPS) cohort at the University of New Mexico. Women attending the UNM Milagro clinic, designated to pregnant women with the current or past history of substance abuse, were enrolled …
Zombie Economics: Violence And Economics In Three First-Person Shooter Zombie-Themed Video Games., Brynn S. Shaw
Zombie Economics: Violence And Economics In Three First-Person Shooter Zombie-Themed Video Games., Brynn S. Shaw
Foreign Languages & Literatures ETDs
This thesis presents a textual analysis of three zombie-themed video games: Left4Dead, Call of Duty: Zombies, and Killing Floor. The relationship between violence and economics presented in the in-game actions is analyzed to demonstrate that when capitalism is seen as ideological in nature, the zombie-themed games observed can be seen as evidence of the reiteration of that ideology. A gradation of economic systems becomes apparent through a comparison of these video games to the zombie myth presented in film, using a combination of the methods of narrative examination and ludology. The games which imitate the capitalistic market do so by …
Segmented Assimilation Trajectories And Latino Health : An Analysis Of The Adaptation Process Over Time, Patricia Rodriguez Espinosa
Segmented Assimilation Trajectories And Latino Health : An Analysis Of The Adaptation Process Over Time, Patricia Rodriguez Espinosa
Psychology ETDs
Cultural adaptation factors likely influence health status and social mobility. Using data from the Corazón Life Journey Studies, cross-sectional interviews of immigrant Latino, U.S.-born Latino, and Non-Hispanic White adults (n=272), we investigated acculturation factors, social mobility, and health outcomes across four time points, elementary school, middle school, high school and current adulthood. Using growth mixture modeling, lifetime segmented assimilation trajectories were developed describing different acculturation and social mobility changes. A four-class model best described the data. Significant differences emerged among the ethnic groups. Family Traditionalism significantly predicted acculturations starting point and change over time. Initial acculturation values predicted social mobility. …
Dynamic Vegetation Roughness In The Riparian Zone, Tyler Gillihan
Dynamic Vegetation Roughness In The Riparian Zone, Tyler Gillihan
Civil Engineering ETDs
Vegetation in the floodplain plays an important role in dictating the hydraulics of an open channel river system. While vegetation is beneficial to the biological productivity of the river system, it can also increase flood risk due to increased channel roughness. Traditional means of predicting flow hydraulics involve applying a constant roughness value, while neglecting change in roughness due to flow characteristics and variation of vegetation parameters. The objective of this research was to develop and demonstrate techniques to hydraulically model an open channel river system while taking into account dynamic roughness due to vegetation. The Sedimentation and River Hydraulics …
Significance Of Nanosilica Incorporation In Type G Oil Well Cement Pastes, Andrew Griffin
Significance Of Nanosilica Incorporation In Type G Oil Well Cement Pastes, Andrew Griffin
Civil Engineering ETDs
Emergent interest in advanced hydrocarbon exploration and geological carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration has brought about a requisite for improving existing oil well cementing materials and understanding the macro and microstructural characterization mechanisms of oil well cement (OWC). OWC slurries have stringent performance requirements, including low viscosity, rapid strength development, low permeability and enhanced degradation resistance. Preliminary research work showed that nanosilica is capable of reducing OWC porosity and therefore is was thought that nanosilica incorporation may have potential to improve the aforementioned performance requirements. In this research, Type G OWC paste specimens produced with water to binder (w/b) ratio of …
Parallel Simulation Of Particle Dynamics With Application To Micropolar Peridynamic Lattice Modeling Of Reinforced Concrete Structures, Hossein Honarvar Gheitanbaf
Parallel Simulation Of Particle Dynamics With Application To Micropolar Peridynamic Lattice Modeling Of Reinforced Concrete Structures, Hossein Honarvar Gheitanbaf
Civil Engineering ETDs
As the first goal of this thesis, we will explain a general purpose parallel particle dynamics code (pdQ2). We describe the re-architecting of pdQ (the MD/PD code that was developed in [Sakhavand 2011]) as pdQ2. pdQ2 is completely non-domain-specific in that user files are clearly separated from non-user files and no #ifdefs exist in the code. Thus, it operates as a particle simulation engine that is capable of executing any parallel particle dynamics model. As in the original pdQ, users can customize their own physical models without having to deal with complexities such as parallelization, but the ease of extensibility …
Restraurant Regions : An Ecological Community Based Model Of Restaurant Chain Distribution In The United States, Stephen Griego
Restraurant Regions : An Ecological Community Based Model Of Restaurant Chain Distribution In The United States, Stephen Griego
Geography ETDs
The scope of this paper is an exercise in regional identification within the geography of the United States. This paper applied a hierarchical clustering methodology to analyze the distribution of restaurants in the landscape. The clustering model utilized in this study is commonly used in analysis of ecological communities. Each restaurant chain was treated as an individual biological species, and the clustering software analyzed it as such. The individual restaurant chain locations were treated as individual samples in the environment. Wards (1963) algorithm was used to group the individual restaurant chain locations into related clusters using simple correlation as the …
Disruption Of Ritual: Doctor/Patient Interactions In The Era Of Internet, Amanda Seeman
Disruption Of Ritual: Doctor/Patient Interactions In The Era Of Internet, Amanda Seeman
Sociology ETDs
The historical establishment of medicine as a profession laid the foundation on which it claims dominance and authority over medical decision-making. Through scientific discoveries and a state-recognized monopoly over medical work, doctors were able to subdue patients during doctor/patient interactions and conceal specialized knowledge from the public. Ritualized doctor/patient interactions are characterized as expert physician decision-making for passive compliant patients. However, the democratization of information on the internet has disrupted the ritual interactions of doctors and patients by granting open access to specialized medical knowledge. Internet informed patients bring their own knowledge to clinical encounters and use it to be …
Comparing Water To Dna For Simulation Of Auger Electron Direct Damage To Dna Using Geant4, Elliott Leonard
Comparing Water To Dna For Simulation Of Auger Electron Direct Damage To Dna Using Geant4, Elliott Leonard
Nuclear Engineering ETDs
Typically water is used as an analog material for Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) in Monte Carlo simulations of biological radiation interactions. Prior to this work, it was unclear whether water is an appropriate stand-in for DNA when simulating direct radiation damage on the nano scale. The increased interest in targeted tumor therapy using Auger electrons has requires an understand of the radiobological effectiveness of low energy electrons. A chromatin ber was constructed within the Geant4 simulation toolkit down to the molecular level. The Binary Encounter Bethe (BEB) model for electron impact ionization was added to the Geant4 Toolkit so the cross …
Anchoring Energy Of Dengue E Protein Into Host Membranes And Quaternary Assembly Depend Upon Lipid Composition, Briana Vernon
Anchoring Energy Of Dengue E Protein Into Host Membranes And Quaternary Assembly Depend Upon Lipid Composition, Briana Vernon
Biomedical Engineering ETDs
Dengue virus is a devastating human pathogen responsible for millions of infections each year. No antiviral therapies for Dengue currently exist, making effective treatment of the virus challenging. Dengue is taken into the cell through endocytosis. Low-pH mediated structural rearrangements of the envelope protein E leads to the formation of fusogenic E trimers that facilitate membrane fusion with late endosomes. The fusion mechanism is not fully understood, but poses as a key target for inhibiting the viral infection pathway. An important aspect of fusion is the requirement of anionic lipids in the endosomal membrane. This study aims to characterize the …
Modeling And Control Of A Dynamic Information Flow Tracking System, Maria Khater
Modeling And Control Of A Dynamic Information Flow Tracking System, Maria Khater
Electrical and Computer Engineering ETDs
This thesis introduces and details the effort of modeling and control design of an information tracking system for computer security purposes. It is called Dynamic Information Flow Tracking (DIFT) system. The DIFT system is developed at the Computer Science Department at the University of New Mexico, works by tagging data and tracking it to measure the information flow throughout the system. DIFT can be used for several security applications such as securing sensor networks and honeypot - which is a trap set to detect, deflect, or counteract attempts at unauthorized use of information systems. Existing DIFT systems cannot track address …
2012 Annual Report, Joseph A. Cook
Mph Principles Of Public Health: Fall 2013 Syllabus, Nina Wallerstein, Robert Rhyne, Jonathan Eldredge
Mph Principles Of Public Health: Fall 2013 Syllabus, Nina Wallerstein, Robert Rhyne, Jonathan Eldredge
Principles of Public Health 2010-2017
No abstract provided.
Aamodt Litigation Settlement Agreement (Pueblos Of Nambé, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso & Tesuque), United States, State Of New Mexico, Pueblo Of Tesuque, Pueblo Of San Ildefonso, Pueblo Of Nambé, Pueblo Of Pojoaque
Aamodt Litigation Settlement Agreement (Pueblos Of Nambé, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso & Tesuque), United States, State Of New Mexico, Pueblo Of Tesuque, Pueblo Of San Ildefonso, Pueblo Of Nambé, Pueblo Of Pojoaque
Native American Water Rights Settlement Project
Settlement Agreement: Aamodt Litigation Settlement Agreement (Apr. 19, 2012). 66cv06639, USDC, DCNM. (final signatures Mar. 27,2013) Parties: Pueblos of Nambé, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso & Tesuque, US, NM, Santa Fe County, City of Santa Fe. The key provisions of the Aamodt settlement include: 1) constructing a Regional Water System; 2) providing non-Indians a choice of whether to join the settlement and upon joining, a choice of whether to connect to the Regional Water System for domestic water; 3) relinquishment of existing Pueblo claims against non-Indians who join the Settlement; 4) closing the Pojoaque Basin to new water right development following the …
August 2, 2013 Finance & Facilities (F&F) Committee Meeting, Evp For Administration
August 2, 2013 Finance & Facilities (F&F) Committee Meeting, Evp For Administration
Finance and Facilities Committee
Documents related to the August 2, 2013 Board of Regents' Finance and Facilities Committee Meeting. (Agenda, Minutes, eBook, Notice)
Creating A Pipeline To Engineering For Women Through An Interdisciplinary Data-Driven And Cyber-Infrastructure Enabled Course, Johann Van Reenen, Kevin Comerford
Creating A Pipeline To Engineering For Women Through An Interdisciplinary Data-Driven And Cyber-Infrastructure Enabled Course, Johann Van Reenen, Kevin Comerford
University Libraries & Learning Sciences Faculty and Staff Publications
Academics have become increasingly interdisciplinary while at the same time, the sciences, engineering and research in general are increasingly data driven. Most higher education curricula, especially in Engineering are, however, still rooted in more traditional, discipline bound curricula and make little use of the vast amounts of data available. We describe an experimental course that address this and aims to include women from non-engineering fields. The interdisciplinary course took a data driven approach to the intersection of womens issues, water rights, and workers' rights, taught by faculty from Civil Engineering, History, American Studies, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Geography, and Informatics. …
Challenges, Constraints And Opportunities Associated With Development Of A Watershed-Based Stormwater Permit In The Middle Rio Grande, New Mexico, Molly Blumhoefer
Challenges, Constraints And Opportunities Associated With Development Of A Watershed-Based Stormwater Permit In The Middle Rio Grande, New Mexico, Molly Blumhoefer
Water Resources Professional Project Reports
In 2010 the Environmental Protection Agency chose a large watershed surrounding Albuquerque, NM for the implementation of a watershed-based NPDES stormwater permit. This region was one of three in the country selected for development of a watershed-based permit in response to recommendations published by the National Research Council in 2006. The other two pilot projects were located in urban areas in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Middle Rio Grande (MRG) watershed is much larger than the other two regions and has more complicated hydrologic, jurisdictional, and stormwater management issues that make development and implementation of a watershed based permit more challenging. …
Evaluating The Potential For Establishment Of Two Aquatic Invasive Plants In New Mexico, Constance Jones
Evaluating The Potential For Establishment Of Two Aquatic Invasive Plants In New Mexico, Constance Jones
Water Resources Professional Project Reports
The spread of invasive aquatic plants is an issue of growing concern due to their ability to cause significant negative impacts to the water resources and aquatic environment where they proliferate. The New Mexico Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan, developed in response to this concern, identified Hydrilla verticillata (L.f.) Royle (hydrilla), and Eichornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms. (water hyacinth) as potential invasive weeds in the state and called for identification of the waterbodies at risk of invasion in New Mexico. To accomplish this, the suitable habitats of hydrilla and water hyacinth in New Mexico were predicted using an ecological niche model, …
Birds In Corrales, James S. Findley
Fadeaway, Leslie Eskeets
Fadeaway, Leslie Eskeets
Theatre & Dance ETDs
This essay will explore questions related to the role of the supernatural in relation to Navajo identity, the role of magic realism within Navajo storytelling and discuss my approach to Dramatic Writing. I will analyze my play Fadeaway, a Navajo love tragedy that focuses on domestic violence, taboos and witchcraft within the Navajo Nation. The Navajo Nation is located in the Northwest corner of New Mexico spilling across the state lines of Colorado, Utah and taking up one-fourth of Arizona. The outskirts of the Navajo Nation are known as the "checkerboard area", patches of land are owned by State Government …
The Real And Represented Ophelia: An Investigation Of Choreographing Women's Madness In Concert Dance, Jacqueline M. Garcia
The Real And Represented Ophelia: An Investigation Of Choreographing Women's Madness In Concert Dance, Jacqueline M. Garcia
Theatre & Dance ETDs
The character Ophelia, from William Shakespeare's Hamlet, is an iconographic symbol and cultural emblem of beauty, death and madness. For over four hundred years, her vividly described and picturesque death has inspired the works of countless visual artists and theatrical performers. However, her presence in the larger cultural consciousness of society is not limited only to the realms of fine art, theatre, and literature. Throughout history, her influence has also spilled over into everyday perceptions and beliefs regarding the nature of women and madness. Particularly within Victorian England, Ophelia's character came to influence the recognition and diagnosis of madness in …
The Effect Of Geography And Personal Experience On Attitudes And Perceptions Of The Mexican Gray Wolf Reintroduction, Erin Marchand
The Effect Of Geography And Personal Experience On Attitudes And Perceptions Of The Mexican Gray Wolf Reintroduction, Erin Marchand
Geography ETDs
This research examines the attitudes and perceptions of residents in Catron County and Harding County, New Mexico regarding the Mexican gray wolf reintroduction program under the Endangered Species Act. Catron County is within the wolf recovery zone and residents must deal with consequences of having wolves in the area. Harding County is located on the opposite side of the state and is removed from the wolf reintroduction area. Understanding the perceived concerns and benefits of the wolf reintroduction program and if those concerns change based on geographic proximity to the reintroduction can reveal whether cultural biases or personal experience with …
To Thrive, Work, And Live: Progress Toward And Challenges To Sustainability On The Frei Gondim Settlement, Pernambuco, Brazil, William Maxwell
To Thrive, Work, And Live: Progress Toward And Challenges To Sustainability On The Frei Gondim Settlement, Pernambuco, Brazil, William Maxwell
Geography ETDs
The sugar plantation zone of Pernambuco, Brazil, with a conservative culture forged out of chattel slave history, has been the most challenging region for the Brazilian landless peasants movement to penetrate in order to implement agrarian reform. The movement founded the Frei Gondim Settlement in the heart of the region in 1994 in order to present an alternative to the pollution of sugar monoculture and the injustices of landlessness around it. This thesis holds that the settlement represents a true alternative, but that the juxtaposition of a settlement socially isolated from its surroundings with a mode of production in which …
Am-Fm Analysis Of Structural And Functional Magnetic Resonance Images, Alvaro Emilio Ulloa Cerna
Am-Fm Analysis Of Structural And Functional Magnetic Resonance Images, Alvaro Emilio Ulloa Cerna
Electrical and Computer Engineering ETDs
This thesis proposes the application of multi-dimensional Amplitude-Modulation Frequency-Modulation (AM-FM) methods to magnetic resonance images (MRI). The basic goal is to provide a framework for exploring non-stationary characteristics of structural and functional MRI (sMRI and fMRI). First, we provide a comparison framework for the most popular AM-FM methods using different filterbank configurations that includes Gabor, Equirriple and multi-scale directional designs. We compare the performance and robustness to Gaussian noise using synthetic FM image examples. We show that the multi-dimensional quasi-local method (QLM) with an equiripple filterbank gave the best results in terms of instantaneous frequency (IF) estimation. We then apply …
The Experiences Of Panamanian Afro-Caribbean Women In Stem: Voices To Inform Work With Black Females In Stem Education., Beverly King Miller
The Experiences Of Panamanian Afro-Caribbean Women In Stem: Voices To Inform Work With Black Females In Stem Education., Beverly King Miller
Language, Literacy, and Sociocultural Studies ETDs
THE EXPERIENCES OF PANAMANIAN AFRO-CARIBBEAN WOMEN IN STEM: VOICES TO INFORM WORK WITH BLACK FEMALES IN STEM EDUCATION By BEVERLY A KING MILLER B.A., Psychology, Nyack College, NY, 1985 M.A., Teaching, National-Louis University, IL, 1992 Ph.D., Multicultural Teacher and Childhood Education, University of New Mexico, 2013 ABSTRACT This grounded theory case study examines the experiences of Panamanian Afro-Caribbean women and their membership in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) training and careers. The shortage of Science and Math teachers in 48 of 50 States heightens the need for those trained in STEM. Females of African phenotype have persistently been underrepresented …
Large-Scale Intrinsic Functional Connectivity And Attention In Schizophrenia, Michael Hunter
Large-Scale Intrinsic Functional Connectivity And Attention In Schizophrenia, Michael Hunter
Psychology ETDs
It has been well-established that sustained attention and executive functioning are core deficits in schizophrenia (SZ). Growing evidence suggests that such attentional impairments may reflect disruptions in dominant intrinsic networks (INs). Functional network connectivity (FNC), described as the dependency between multiple INs, has revealed dysfunction among key INs in people with SZ. The objective of the current study was to test the hypothesis that SCZ would exhibit less specialized cognitive processing and therefore decreased FNC between dominant INs, and that any disruptions in FNC would predict neuropsychological profiles of attention. Methods: Thirty-five patients with SZ and thirty-three healthy controls (HC) …