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Academic Senate - Minutes, 10/28/2025, Academic Senate

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Produce Flow Food Safety Plan With Wash Pack Flow Template, Mary S. Choate

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Epac2 Deficiency Compromises Adaptation To Dietary Acidification By Decreasing H+ Transport In The Renal Nephron, Kyrylo Pyrshev, Anna Atamanchuk, Wenli Yang, Mariya Kordysh, Fang Mei, Oleg Zaika, Xiaodong Cheng, Oleh Pochynyuk

Faculty, Staff and Student Publications

Kidneys are central in maintaining acid-base homeostasis by recovering filtered bicarbonate (HCO3-) in the proximal tubule and by secreting H+ in the collecting duct. Here, we demonstrate a critical role of the exchange protein directly activated by cAMP (Epac) signaling, and particularly the Epac2, in governing renal adaptation to dietary acid load. RNAseq analysis of the renal cortical area revealed that Epac1&2 deficiency was associated with changes in gene profile seen in acidosis. Renal expression of Epac2 but not Epac1 was enhanced by acid load. Epac2-/- mice developed a pronounced metabolic acidosis due to the inability to acidify urine in …

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Mechanism Of Flavor Formation And Its Influencing Factors In Marinated Meat Products, Lu Hui, Li Hui, Deng Na, Lin Fei, Wang Jianhui

Food and Machinery

The distinctive flavor profile of marinated meat products originates from thermally induced transformations of endogenous precursor substances and the synergistic effects of exogenous spices. The flavor formation mechanisms encompass multiple pathways, including oxidation and degradation of proteins and lipids, as well as Maillard reactions driven by related secondary metabolites. This review systematically investigates the compositional characteristics and regulatory mechanisms of flavor compounds in marinated meat products, with a focus on how volatile and non-volatile substances collaboratively form the flavor basis, the main sources of flavor constituents, and how processing parameters (e.g., temperature, duration, and braising cycles) influence flavor intensity and …

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Effect Of Ginger Essential Oil Nanoemulsion Treatment On Preservation Quality And Microbial Changes Of Chilled Pork At 4 ℃, Li Xinwei, Chen Peihang, Lin Bimin, Miao Jianyin

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To analyze the preservation effect of ginger essential oil nanoemulsion as a natural preservative for pork. [Methods] Pork tenderloin was treated with 1.5% (w/w) ginger essential oil nanoemulsion. Changes in sensory, physicochemical, and microbiological indexes of the pork were analyzed during storage at 4 ℃.High-throughput sequencing technology was applied to analyze changes in the pork microflora during storage. [Results] The pH value, volatile basic nitrogen, and malondialdehyde content of pork treated with ginger essential oil nanoemulsion were significantly lower than those of the control group treated with sterile water at different time points (P<0.05), showing good preservation effects and extending the shelf life of pork tenderloin by 6 days. The nanoemulsion effectively reduced microbial abundance and diversity and inhibited spoilage bacteria such as Macrococcus and Brochothrix, thereby delaying pork spoilage. [Conclusion] Ginger essential oil nanoemulsion can serve as a natural preservative that effectively inhibits spoilage bacteria growth, reduces protein degradation and lipid oxidation in pork, improves sensory quality, and extends the shelf life of pork products.

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Effect Of Ultrasonic Thawing On The Quality And Protein Oxidation Of Litopenaeus Vannamei, Peng Panpan

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To improve the texture quality of frozen Litopenaeus vannamei. [Methods] Using Litopenaeus vannamei as the research object, the study systematically evaluates the effects of ultrasonic thawing (300, 400, 500 W) on the texture properties, thawing loss, cooking loss, TVB-N, TBARS values, protein oxidation (content of sulphydryl and carbonyl groups), amino acid release, pH value, and sensory evaluation of frozen shrimp. [Results] Ultrasonic thawing significantly increases the elasticity, hardness, and recovery of the frozen shrimp (P<0.05), with the 400 and 500 W ultrasonic groups showing significantly higher hardness and elasticity than the 300 W group. Ultrasonic thawing significantly reduces thawing loss, cooking loss, and TVB-N content in the frozen shrimp (P<0.05), with the 500 W ultrasonic group showing the most significant reduction. Amino acid analysis reveals that ultrasonic thawing significantly increases the total amino acid (TAA) content and the proportion of essential amino acids (EAA), with the release of essential amino acids such as leucine and glutamic acid being highest in the 300 and 400 W ultrasonic groups. The protein oxidation analysis shows that the sulphydryl content in the ultrasonic-thawed group was significantly higher than that in the room-temperature thawed group, while the carbonyl content was significantly lower. Sensory evaluation results indicated that the overall score of the ultrasonic-thawed group is significantly higher than that |of the room-temperature thawed group, with the 400 W ultrasonic group achieving the highest sensory score. Pearson correlation analysis indicates that the thawing loss of frozen shrimp is negatively correlated with elasticity and hardness (P<0.05), and positively correlated with TVB-N, TBARS values, and carbonyl content (P<0.05). TVB-N is negatively correlated with hardness, elasticity, and recovery (P<0.05), and positively correlated with TBARS values and carbonyl content (P<0.05). [Conclusion] Ultrasonic thawing improves the texture quality of frozen shrimp compared to room-temperature thawing and effectively inhibits lipid and protein oxidation during the thawing process, with 400 W ultrasonic thawing being the most suitable.

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Anti-Fatigue Effects Of Euglena Extract On Mice, Zhang Jun, Xu Bin, Xi Yanli, Zheng Minghai, Han Yuxuan, Li Huimin

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To study the effects of euglena extract on the anti-fatigue and antioxidant free radical levels in mice, and to explore its specific mechanism. [Methods] A total of 40 healthy adult male Kunming mice are randomly divided into a control group (normal saline is used instead of injection to establish fatigue mice models), a low dose group (euglena extract 0.25 g/kg BW), a medium dose group (euglena extract 0.5 g/kg BW), and a high dose group (euglena extract 1.5 g/kg BW). The groups of different doses are administered by gavage. The exhaustive swimming time and fatigue rotarod test time are …

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Extraction Process Optimization Of Alcohol-Soluble Proteins From Highland Barley Fermentation Spent And In Vitro Antioxidant Properties, Lyu Qian, Zhao Jie, Song Yangbo, Xu Dan, Geng Guigong, Zhang Yiquan

Food and Machinery

[Objective] To optimize the extraction process of alcohol-soluble proteins from highland barley fermentation spent, aiming to enhance the added value of byproducts from highland barley wine processing. [Methods] The alcohol-soluble proteins were extracted from highland barley fermentation spent using ultrasound-assisted ethanol extraction. The yield of alcohol-soluble proteins was used as the evaluation index to analyze the effects of four factors, i.e., solid-to-liquid ratio, ultrasound temperature, ultrasound power, and ultrasound time, on the protein yield. An orthogonal test was conducted to optimize the extraction process and determine the optimal extraction conditions. SDS-PAGE analysis was performed to examine the relative molecular mass …

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Spectroscopic Investigation Of Plasma Parameters In An Iron Target: A Comparative Study Of Different Laser Energies, Hiba A. Abed, Sabah N. Mazhir, Saeed N. T. Alrashid

Baghdad Science Journal

Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) has emerged as a powerful technique for analyzing materials through the creation of plasma by laser ablation. In this study, we present a comprehensive investigation of plasma parameters in an Fe target using LIBS spectroscopy. The experiment involved using a high-power laser to ablate the Fe target, generating a plasma plume that emitted characteristic spectral lines. By analyzing the emitted light, we extracted valuable information about the plasma parameters, including electron temperature, electron density, and ionization degrees. The LIBS setup was carefully calibrated and optimized to ensure accurate and reliable measurements. The obtained spectra were employed …

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Dense And Nowhere Dense Sets On Dual Soft Topological Space, Janat Y. Rasheed, L. A. Al. Swidi

Baghdad Science Journal

The concepts of dual soft sets are introduced as general mathematical tools for transactions with a lack of confidence or certainty. This work defined the dual soft topology on a dual soft set and presented its related properties. The main goal of this research is to clarify the concepts of dense and nowhere dense sets on dual soft topological spaces as density plays a very important role in general topology for solving many mathematical and engineering problems. Our research paper presented the notions of dense, nowhere dense and somewhere dense within the dual soft set theory which in specific ways. …

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Numerical Solutions Of Poisson Problem By Using Finite Element Method Based On Linear, Quadratic, And Cubic Polynomials, Ali Kamil Al-Abadi, Shurooq Kamel Abd

Baghdad Science Journal

The finite element approach, which uses linear, quadratic, and cubic polynomials, can solve the elliptic form of the Poisson equation. This allows the method to provide a solution to the Poisson problem. This possibility arises from the structure within which the method operates. This work aims to provide an analysis of the technique in question and demonstrate its potential for applications in both square and circular dimensions. In conducting this investigation, a direct solution of the system of linear equations was used. Obtaining optimal error estimates in the L² and H¹ norms is possible for us if we …

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Coefficient Estimates Of A New Subclass Of R-Fold Symmetric Bi-Univalent Functions Involving Ruscheweyh Derivative, Nihad H. Shehab, Abdul Rahman S. Juma, Maslina Darus

Baghdad Science Journal

In this work, the authors introduce and study a new subclass ofM^h,u_Σr(γ,η,κ,λ), which is r-fold bi-univalent functions in open-unit disk 𝔄. Using the Rushwaya derivative operator, the study investigates the properties and behavior of an analytically generalized r-fold symmetric two-monovalent function in the open-unit disk 𝔄. The analysis calculates the Taylor-Maclarin coefficients |a_r+1| and |a_2r+1|, which represent one of its key terms these estimates M^h,^u_Σr(γ …

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On The Statistical Variation Of Γ-Covers Controlled By The Class Of Weight Functions, Parthiba Das, Jalal Hatem Hussein Al-Bayati, Prasenjit Bal

Baghdad Science Journal

In this study, the notion of the star operator and the class of weight functions defined on the entire natural number set ℕ have been used to develop a version of the statistical cover of a topological space. In this version of statistical γ-cover, the pace of statistical convergence is mostly controlled by the selected weight function. A map g defined as g:ℕ→[0,∞)such that lim_n→∞g(n)=∞ and lim_n→∞⁄ng(n)≠0is called a weight function. Relationships between several γ …

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An Analytical Review Of Brainwave Analysis For Mind-Controlled Drones: Utilizing Hybrid Neural Networks And Motor Imagery, Ather Salah Hadi Al-Isawi, Sufri Muhammad, Novia Indriaty Admodisastro, Siti Anom Ahmad, Raihani Mohamed

Baghdad Science Journal

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) provide direct drone control by interpreting motor imagery brain impulses. This review paper critically assesses the progress made in using hybrid neural networks and motor imagery to operate mind-controlled drones and addresses the challenges of encoding and decoding complex brain signals for precise and reliable drone control. In this review paper, the primary objective is to analyze and synthesize the latest brainwave analysis technologies, focusing on hybrid neural networks and motor imagery tasks for drone control via brain-computer interfaces. This study aims to provide insights into the effectiveness of these technologies in enhancing the accuracy and reliability …

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New Economic Hub Proposal In West Java Based On Toll Road Connectivity Using Community Detection, Ichwanul Muslim Karo Karo, Mohd Farhan Bin Md. Fudzee, Shahreen Binti Kasim, Azizul Azhar Ramli

Baghdad Science Journal

A region's economic activity has a significant impact on the growth of its surroundings. Adequate connectivity (e.g., toll roads, railways, airlines and others) are essential to the inter-regional economy and encourage new economic hub. Indonesia is intensively constructing toll road infrastructure and West Java province has the highest number of planned/operating it. This study aims to identify new economic hubs in West Java based on connectivity between regencies/cities with toll roads. The new hubs are identified by using a community detection approach. To support the idea, this study illustrates cities/regencies as vertices and connectivity of cities/regencies with toll roads as …

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Jumpstart Farm Description Template, Mary S. Choate

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Jumpstart Worker Training Record, Mary S. Choate

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Dissecting The Intrinsic And Extrinsic Regulators Of Prostate Cancer Dormancy In The Bone Microenvironment, Mostafa M. Nasr

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Metastatic disease is the primary driver of cancer-related mortality. In prostate cancer (PCa), patient survival decreases dramatically once the disease spreads to distant organs, with over 80% of metastases occurring in the bone. This dissemination is often followed by a clinically silent period of tumor dormancy that can last for years, creating a critical reservoir of cells poised for lethal relapse. A significant barrier to understanding and targeting this dormant phase has been the lack of robust experimental models. This thesis first addresses this challenge by establishing a novel stress-induced model of PCa dormancy, validated across multiple murine and human …

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Rainwater Harvesting For Domestic Use In Suburb Areas Of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania: A Case Study Of Wazo Hill, Scholastica S. Ishengoma, Mahir Mohammed Said, Neema O. Msuya

Tanzania Journal of Science

Despite the increasing reliance of rainwater harvesting in semi-urban areas, there is a lack of comprehensive localized data on the safety of harvested rainwater, particularly in areas such as Wazo Hill where communities predominantly depend on it. This study evaluates the quality of harvested rooftop rainwater intended for human consumption and assesses its compliance with the World health Organization (WHO) and Draft East Africa Standards (DEAS) for drinking water. Rainwater samples were collected from various catchment surfaces and storage systems located in Wazo Hill, Tanzania. A stratified random sampling technique was employed to select the households equipped with rainwater harvesting …

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Assessment Of Bacteriological Quality And Physico-Chemical Parameters Of Domestic Water Sources In Relation To Human Health Risk In Kigamboni, Tanzania, Joseph A. Mwakosya

Tanzania Journal of Science

Data on bacteriological quality and physico-chemical parameters is crucial for protection and sustainable utilization of water resources. This study determined bacteriological quality and physico-chemical parameters of well and tap water sourcesin relation to human health risk in Kigamboni, Tanzania. Thirty water samples were collected randomly and analyzed using SPSS software. The mean values for well water samples of pH, electrical conductivity (EC), total dissolved solids (TDS), turbidity, Chloride, Sulphate, Nitrate, Phosphate, and Calcium Carbonate were 7.2, 960.27 mg/L, 528.13 mg/L, 1.52 NTU, 288.00 mg/L, 30.13 mg/L, 0.05 mg/L, 0.08 mg/L, and 160.07 mg/L, respectively. The mean values for tap water …

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Heavy Metal Contamination And Health Risks In Katoro's Artisanal Gold Mining Soils, Tanzania, Innocent J. Lugendo, Venance Mwesiga

Tanzania Journal of Science

This study assessed heavy metal contamination in surface soils from artisanal gold mining areas in Katoro, Tanzania, evaluating ecological and human health risks. Thirty-six soil samples were systematically collected from three mining villages (Bingwa, Isenye, and CCM) at varying distances ranging from 30 to 90 m from active mining pits alongside twelve control samples from a non-mining area for comparison purposes. Concentrations of Cr, Cu, Ni, Zn, Pb, and As in soil samples were analyzed using energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (EDXRF). Results revealed severe contamination, with Cr (117–1255 mg/kg), Cu (81–104 mg/kg), and Ni (89–271 mg/kg) exceeding permissible limits. The …

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Modeling The Effects Of Screening, Vaccination, Treatment, And Non-Pharmaceutical Controls On Leptospirosis Transmission Dynamics, Janeth Michael, Herieth Rwezaura, Goodluck Mlay, Nyimvua Shaban Mbare

Tanzania Journal of Science

Leptospirosis is the world’s most common zoonotic disease and remains a significant public health challenge, particularly in regions with poor sanitation and high exposure risks. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of combined interventions: screening, vaccination, treatment, and non-pharmaceutical controls in reducing leptospirosis transmission in human and domestic animal populations. The study develops and analyzes a deterministic compartmental model with eleven compartments representing human, domestic animal, and bacterial populations. Stability analysis reveals that the Disease-Free Equilibrium (DEF) is globally asymptotically stable when the effective reproduction number is less than a unit ( < 1), ensuring disease eradication under these conditions, whereas the Endemic Equilibrium Point (EEP) remains stable when > 1. The study employs the normalized forward …

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Prevalence And Molecular Characterization Of Non-Typhoidal Salmonella In Poultry Of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Tumwi T. Salah, Paulo S. Joseph, Bishop I. Magidanga, Richard S. Mwakapuja, Victor A. Makene

Tanzania Journal of Science

Poultry is one of the common source of non-typhoidal Salmonella and poultry products are the major sources of human and animal infections with the Salmonella. A cross-sectional study was conducted to determine the prevalence of non-typhoidal Salmonella in live commercial and backyard chickens from retail markets and farms in Dar es Salaam city, Tanzania. The study was conducted in four districts; Ubungo, Kinondoni, Temeke and Ilala. A total of 400 chickens (120 broilers, 120 layers and 160 backyard chickens) were tested for Salmonella. Salmonella isolation and identification was carried out using bacteriological standard methods and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) …

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Cd7 Regulates The Persistence Of Terminally Exhausted Cd8 T Cells During Chronic Infection, Sean Hyslop, Colby J Hofferek, Maria V Stegantseva, Emerald Kan, Kelli A Mccord, Victor M Alvarez, Amanda Y Xia, Jacob P Conarty, Andreas Wieland, William H Hudson

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

CD8+ T cell exhaustion limits immune responses during cancer and chronic infection. We identify CD7 as a tissue-specific regulator of terminally exhausted CD8+ T cells during chronic infection. CD7 expression progressively increases during exhaustion, reaching its highest levels on a subset of CD101+Tim3low terminally exhausted cells that arise in the liver. Transcriptomic analysis revealed that CD7-deficient terminally exhausted cells display altered expression of co-stimulatory, translational, and effector genes, correlating with markedly reduced persistence and increased apoptotic susceptibility. Importantly, CD7 is preferentially upregulated on PD-1+CD39+ tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) in human head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC), suggesting CD7 may play …

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A Guide To Breaking Seed Dormancy Of Common Wetland Plant Species, Samantha R. Kurkowski, Rae Robinson, Sandra E. Johnston, Montana M. Horchler, Adrienne E. Ernst, Margaret D. Haney, Karin M. Kettenring

All Current Publications

This guide was developed from a series of seed dormancy break and germination experiments conducted over 4 years with 41 species. The purpose of this guide is to synthesize the information we learned through these experiments and present the findings for those interested in breaking seed dormancy, such as land managers, restoration practitioners, and wetland researchers. Ultimately, we hope this guidance catalyzes further wetland restoration throughout the Intermountain West.

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Molecular And Cellular Characterization Of Planarian Stem Cell Microenvironments, Frederick G Mann, Carolyn E Brewster, Dung M Vuu, Mol Mir, Riley Galton, Shao-Fu Nien, Enya R Dewars, Carlos Guerrero-Hernández, Jason A Morrison, Mary C Mckinney, Lucinda E Maddera, Melainia L Mcclain, Kate E Hall, Seth Malloy, Shiyuan Chen, Brian D Slaughter, Sean A Mckinney, Stephanie H Nowotarski, Anoja Perera, Blair W Benham-Pyle, Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

Stem cell niches are essential for regulating stem cell self-renewal and differentiation during tissue repair and regeneration. However, the mechanisms supporting stem cell function in highly regenerative organisms, such as the freshwater planarian Schmidtea mediterranea, remain unclear. Using spatial transcriptomics, we identified two cell types associated with planarian stem cells: secretory cells we term "hecatonoblasts" and intestinal cells. Surprisingly, while hecatonoblasts were in close physical proximity to stem cells in the mesenchyme, they were dispensable for regeneration. In contrast, intestinal cells, despite lacking direct contact with stem cells, regulated both their position and function during regeneration. Electron microscopy revealed diverse …

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The Meaning Of Happiness Among Urban Children And Adolescents In Indonesia: A Qualitative Study Through Drawings, Eko Handayani, Dewi Maulina, Winarini W. Dahlan

Psychological Research on Urban Society

Urban children and adolescents face various stressors, including academic pressure, digital media exposure, and limited green spaces, which influence their happiness perception. This study aims to explore the meaning of happiness in children and adolescents living in Indonesia’s urban areas through qualitative research using a drawing-based approach. A total of 243 participants, aged 9-15, from elementary and junior high schools in Jakarta, were asked to draw "I am happy when..." with written brief explanations. Data were analyzed using visual and narrative-thematic approaches across children and adolescents from a developmental psychology perspective. The findings reveal that the images and explanations of …

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Utilization Of The Ayung Watershed (Das) As A Sustainable Tourism Attraction In Gianyar Regency, Waridin Waridin, I Putu Astawa, Made Ika Prastyadewi, Zulfikar Al-Hafidz

Jurnal Ekonomi dan Studi Pembangunan

This study aims to analyze the internalization of the externalities of the use of the Ayung watershed and examine the role of stakeholders in managing the use of the watershed in the tourism sector. Samples were selected through ABGC snowball sampling (Academic, Business, Government, and Community). There are two types of data used. Direct observation and in-depth interviews were used to collect primary data. Secondary data is taken from satellite imagery and MAPID.id. The analytical approach used is qualitative analysis, and stakeholder analysis uses Mactor. The results of this study show that the Ayung watershed is used for tourism, such …

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Situational Awareness In Virtual Reality By Providing A Wide Field Of View, Alexander Graehl Williams

Defensive Publications Series

Virtual reality (VR) headsets typically limit a user's field of view, restricting situational awareness to what is directly in front of them. This makes it difficult to monitor the surrounding environment for events or motion occurring outside the primary viewing area. This disclosure describes a method for conditionally displaying a panoramic, 360-degree view within a VR headset. The panoramic view can be triggered by events, such as the detection of motion in the user's periphery or rear. Upon detection, the standard forward-facing view is temporarily replaced or augmented with a compressed 360-degree visualization of the environment. This technique enhances the …

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Academic Senate - Minutes, 10/28/2025, Academic Senate

Academic Senate Minutes

Produce Flow Food Safety Plan With Wash Pack Flow Template, Mary S. Choate

UNH Cooperative Extension

Epac2 Deficiency Compromises Adaptation To Dietary Acidification By Decreasing H+ Transport In The Renal Nephron, Kyrylo Pyrshev, Anna Atamanchuk, Wenli Yang, Mariya Kordysh, Fang Mei, Oleg Zaika, Xiaodong Cheng, Oleh Pochynyuk

Faculty, Staff and Student Publications

Mechanism Of Flavor Formation And Its Influencing Factors In Marinated Meat Products, Lu Hui, Li Hui, Deng Na, Lin Fei, Wang Jianhui

Food and Machinery

Effect Of Ginger Essential Oil Nanoemulsion Treatment On Preservation Quality And Microbial Changes Of Chilled Pork At 4 ℃, Li Xinwei, Chen Peihang, Lin Bimin, Miao Jianyin

Food and Machinery

Effect Of Ultrasonic Thawing On The Quality And Protein Oxidation Of Litopenaeus Vannamei, Peng Panpan

Food and Machinery

Anti-Fatigue Effects Of Euglena Extract On Mice, Zhang Jun, Xu Bin, Xi Yanli, Zheng Minghai, Han Yuxuan, Li Huimin

Food and Machinery

Extraction Process Optimization Of Alcohol-Soluble Proteins From Highland Barley Fermentation Spent And In Vitro Antioxidant Properties, Lyu Qian, Zhao Jie, Song Yangbo, Xu Dan, Geng Guigong, Zhang Yiquan

Food and Machinery

Spectroscopic Investigation Of Plasma Parameters In An Iron Target: A Comparative Study Of Different Laser Energies, Hiba A. Abed, Sabah N. Mazhir, Saeed N. T. Alrashid

Baghdad Science Journal

Dense And Nowhere Dense Sets On Dual Soft Topological Space, Janat Y. Rasheed, L. A. Al. Swidi

Baghdad Science Journal

Numerical Solutions Of Poisson Problem By Using Finite Element Method Based On Linear, Quadratic, And Cubic Polynomials, Ali Kamil Al-Abadi, Shurooq Kamel Abd

Baghdad Science Journal

Coefficient Estimates Of A New Subclass Of R-Fold Symmetric Bi-Univalent Functions Involving Ruscheweyh Derivative, Nihad H. Shehab, Abdul Rahman S. Juma, Maslina Darus

Baghdad Science Journal

On The Statistical Variation Of Γ-Covers Controlled By The Class Of Weight Functions, Parthiba Das, Jalal Hatem Hussein Al-Bayati, Prasenjit Bal

Baghdad Science Journal

An Analytical Review Of Brainwave Analysis For Mind-Controlled Drones: Utilizing Hybrid Neural Networks And Motor Imagery, Ather Salah Hadi Al-Isawi, Sufri Muhammad, Novia Indriaty Admodisastro, Siti Anom Ahmad, Raihani Mohamed

Baghdad Science Journal

New Economic Hub Proposal In West Java Based On Toll Road Connectivity Using Community Detection, Ichwanul Muslim Karo Karo, Mohd Farhan Bin Md. Fudzee, Shahreen Binti Kasim, Azizul Azhar Ramli

Baghdad Science Journal

Jumpstart Farm Description Template, Mary S. Choate

UNH Cooperative Extension

Jumpstart Worker Training Record, Mary S. Choate

UNH Cooperative Extension

The George-Anne

The George-Anne

Dissecting The Intrinsic And Extrinsic Regulators Of Prostate Cancer Dormancy In The Bone Microenvironment, Mostafa M. Nasr

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Rainwater Harvesting For Domestic Use In Suburb Areas Of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania: A Case Study Of Wazo Hill, Scholastica S. Ishengoma, Mahir Mohammed Said, Neema O. Msuya

Tanzania Journal of Science

Assessment Of Bacteriological Quality And Physico-Chemical Parameters Of Domestic Water Sources In Relation To Human Health Risk In Kigamboni, Tanzania, Joseph A. Mwakosya

Tanzania Journal of Science

Heavy Metal Contamination And Health Risks In Katoro's Artisanal Gold Mining Soils, Tanzania, Innocent J. Lugendo, Venance Mwesiga

Tanzania Journal of Science

Modeling The Effects Of Screening, Vaccination, Treatment, And Non-Pharmaceutical Controls On Leptospirosis Transmission Dynamics, Janeth Michael, Herieth Rwezaura, Goodluck Mlay, Nyimvua Shaban Mbare

Tanzania Journal of Science

Prevalence And Molecular Characterization Of Non-Typhoidal Salmonella In Poultry Of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Tumwi T. Salah, Paulo S. Joseph, Bishop I. Magidanga, Richard S. Mwakapuja, Victor A. Makene

Tanzania Journal of Science

Cd7 Regulates The Persistence Of Terminally Exhausted Cd8 T Cells During Chronic Infection, Sean Hyslop, Colby J Hofferek, Maria V Stegantseva, Emerald Kan, Kelli A Mccord, Victor M Alvarez, Amanda Y Xia, Jacob P Conarty, Andreas Wieland, William H Hudson

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

A Guide To Breaking Seed Dormancy Of Common Wetland Plant Species, Samantha R. Kurkowski, Rae Robinson, Sandra E. Johnston, Montana M. Horchler, Adrienne E. Ernst, Margaret D. Haney, Karin M. Kettenring

All Current Publications

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

The Meaning Of Happiness Among Urban Children And Adolescents In Indonesia: A Qualitative Study Through Drawings, Eko Handayani, Dewi Maulina, Winarini W. Dahlan

Psychological Research on Urban Society

Utilization Of The Ayung Watershed (Das) As A Sustainable Tourism Attraction In Gianyar Regency, Waridin Waridin, I Putu Astawa, Made Ika Prastyadewi, Zulfikar Al-Hafidz

Jurnal Ekonomi dan Studi Pembangunan

Situational Awareness In Virtual Reality By Providing A Wide Field Of View, Alexander Graehl Williams

Defensive Publications Series