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2022 - Appalachian Student Research Forum Program Booklet, Appalachian Student Research Forum, East Tennessee State University

Appalachian Student Research Forum

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2019 - Appalachian Student Research Forum Program Booklet, Appalachian Student Research Forum, East Tennessee State University

Appalachian Student Research Forum

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2019 - Appalachian Student Research Forum Award Winners, Appalachian Student Research Forum, East Tennessee State University

Appalachian Student Research Forum

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From A Shtetl House To An Urban Apartment: The Soviet Jewish Home Negotiated, Transformed, And Reimagined, Anna Kushkova

Jewish Folklore and Ethnology

This essay argues that despite the powerful forces of assimilation, official campaigns against Jewish religion/languages, and grassroots/state antisemitism, the “Jewish home” did not disappear, as is sometimes assumed, but continued to present a site of Jewish ethnic production and transmission, creativity, and resistance during the Soviet regime. In the Soviet Union, especially in the postwar period, Jewish ethnic culture was forced to leave the public sphere, where it became unwelcome and even dangerous, and withdrew into the less visible space of domestic interiors. The degree of Jewish public presence varied geographically: the situation was generally better in the Baltic Republics, …

Commentary: The Psychology Of Misidentification, David A. Welch

Ontario Birds

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Common Loon Kills Bald Eagle In Defense Of Chick, Danni Dickson

Ontario Birds

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Full Issue, Ontario Field Ornithologists (Ofo)

Ontario Birds

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An Unusual Depredation Event By An American Black Bear In A Great Blue Heron Colony, Ken Macdonald, Susan Macdonald, Martyn E. Obbard

Ontario Birds

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Ontario Trumpeter Swan Restoration: Current Population Status And Distribution, Vernon G. Thomas, Harry G. Lumsden, Gary Lane, Kyna Intini

Ontario Birds

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Bald Northern Cardinal In Niagara Region, Ontario, Rafael Fernandes

Ontario Birds

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Observations Of Nelson’S And Leconte’S Sparrows In Southwestern James Bay, Ontario, Rebekah N. Persad, Amelia J. Macdonald, Christian A. Friis

Ontario Birds

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Aberrant Colouration In American Robins In Ontario, Kenneth F. Abraham, Chris J. Risley, D.V. Chip Weseloh

Ontario Birds

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A Male Field Sparrow Paired With A Female Clay-Colored Sparrow In Southeastern Ontario, Samreen Munim, Rachel E. Fanelli, Paul R. Martin

Ontario Birds

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Abundance And Distribution Of An Exceptional Number Of Red-Necked Grebes In Western Lake Ontario During Spring 2019, Ross W. Wood, Shannon S. Badzinski, Barbara A. Campbell, Brigitte Collins, Shawn W. Meyer, Denby Sadler

Ontario Birds

The Red-necked Grebe is a regular spring migrant on the Great Lakes and occasionally observed in very large numbers, particularly along the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. Aerial surveys were flown to document abundance, distribution and habitat use of waterfowl and conspicuous waterbirds along the Ontario shorelines of the lower Great Lakes. On 7 April 2019, we observed a very large number of Red-necked Grebes, estimated at 12,395 individuals, concentrated in western Lake Ontario. The majority of these birds were located offshore along a 20 km span of shoreline between Frenchman’s Bay (Pickering, Ontario) and Bluffer’s Beach (Scarborough, Ontario). However, …

Full Issue, Ontario Field Ornithologists

Ontario Birds

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Full Issue, Ontario Field Ornithologists

Ontario Birds

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In Memoriam: George K. Peck, Jim Richards, Bob Montgomerie

Ontario Birds

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Blue Jay Spiral Flight: A Possible Novel Courtship Behaviour?, Tim Bellhouse

Ontario Birds

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Feeding Niche Overlap And Segregation Among Three Grouse Species Wintering In Hudson Bay Lowlands Of Northern Ontario, Vernon G. Thomas

Ontario Birds

The Hudson Bay Lowlands of northern Ontario (comprising tundra and taiga) provide winter habitats for Willow Ptarmigan and Sharp-tailed Grouse as well as Rock Ptarmigan that occasionally fly in from arctic and subarctic regions. Winter food niche segregation/overlap was measured among these three species to investigate potential feeding competition; tamarack and berries were quantified by number and mass in the crops of grouse collected from the vicinity of the former community of Winisk, Ontario (now Peawanuck). All grouse species fed on birch and it was the principal food for Sharp-tailed Grouse. Willow was eaten primarily by Willow and Rock Ptarmigan. …

2025 - Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day Poster Award Winners, Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day, East Tennessee State University

Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day

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2025 - Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day Oral Award Winners, Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day, East Tennessee State University

Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day

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What Do Students Read? Let’S Talk About Data-Informed Library Collections Planning For Student Success, Nat Gustafson-Sundell, Heidi J. Southworth, Evan Rusch

Library Services Publications

Do students read? What do they read? What kinds of information resources are most used by students? What subject areas are most used by students? What do they need from their library if they are going to complete assignments? How can the library plan ahead to meet student needs? The modern academic library is mostly online and highly data driven. The MSU Library Services Collection Management Technology team briefly demonstrated some of the tools they’ve developed to understand student needs. They showcased some of the instruments they’ve used to communicate collections plans to administration, as they’ve strategized to conform to …

2025-10-08 Budgets, Boba And Brand New Pricing, Valery Martinez

The Spectator Online

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2025-10-08 Exploring Campus Connections At The Fall Involvement Fair, Maya Deguzman

The Spectator Online

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Commonwealth Times 2025-10-08

Commonwealth Times, 1969-

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Apostel-R Recommendations For Reporting Retinal Optical Coherence Tomography Studies In Rodents, Frederike Cosima Oertel, Delia Cabrera Debuc, Peter A. Calabresi, Mei Chen, Christian Cordano, Michael Dietrich, Nicolas Feltgen, Oliver Gramlich, Ari J. Green, Janos Groh, Su-Chun Huang, Benjamin Knier, Thomas Korn, Letizia Leocani, Anat Loewenstein, Christian Van Oterendorp, Tunde Peto, Sven Schippling, Leopold Schmetterer, Steffen Schmitz-Valckenberg, Mathias W. Seeliger, Kenneth S. Shindler, Joel Schuman, Mustafa Sindi, Adnan Tufail, Jui-Kai Wang, Sebastian Wolf, Yuyi You, Martin Zinkernagel, Wolf Lagrèze, Philipp Albrecht

Department of Medicine Faculty Papers

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Retinal optical coherence tomography (OCT) in rodent models has been used to longitudinally image retinal changes, to define end points for more costly or time-consuming experiments, and to better understand the pathophysiology underlying OCT findings in human diseases. No standardization of rodent OCT reporting currently exists. Here, we aim to establish consensus recommendation for reporting results from retinal OCT studies in rodents.

METHODS: Initial recommendations were developed based on the APOSTEL criteria for quantitative OCT reporting in humans by a core team. Using a modified Delphi process, an expert panel of rodent OCT researchers (N = 31) …

Correction: Magnetized Chitosan Hydrogel And Silk Fibroin, Reinforced With Pva: A Novel Nanobiocomposite For Biomedical And Hyperthermia Applications, Reza Eivazzadeh-Keihan, Zeinab Pajoum, Hooman Aghamirza Moghim Aliabadi, Adibeh Mohammadi, Amir Kashtiaray, Milad Salimi Bani, Banafshe Pishva, Ali Maleki, Majid M. Heravi, Mohammad Mahdavi, Elaheh Ziaei Ziabari

Rothman Institute Papers

The authors regret that they omitted a citation to ref. 1 in their original article. This citation should be included in Section 3 (Result and discussion) before Section 3.1 (FT-IR spectroscopy and XRD analysis). The authors wish to add the following paragraphs to the discussion section of the original article, to be read in Section 3 (Result and discussion) before Section 3.1 (FT-IR spectroscopy and XRD analysis), after the sentence “.Finally, hyperthermia application was appraised and all results were evaluated.” in order to clarify the novelty of this work over ref. 1. In the previous work, we developed a multifunctional …

Daily Eastern News: October 08, 2025, Eastern Illinois University

Daily Eastern News: 2025-2026

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Experimental Warming Alters Free-Living Nitrogen Fixation In A Humid Tropical Forest, Parker M. Bartz, Iana F. Grullón-Penkova, Molly A. Cavaleri, Sasha C. Reed, Saima Shahid, Tana E. Wood, Et. Al.

Michigan Tech Publications

Microbial nitrogen (N) fixation accounts for c. 97% of natural N inputs to terrestrial ecosystems. These microbes can be free-living in the soil and leaf litter (asymbiotic) or in symbiosis with plants. Warming is expected to increase N-fixation rates because warmer temperatures favor the growth and activity of N-fixing microbes.
We investigated the effects of warming on asymbiotic components of N fixation at a field warming experiment in Puerto Rico. We analyzed the function and composition of bacterial communities from surface soil and leaf litter samples.
Warming significantly increased asymbiotic N-fixation rates in soil by 55% (to 0.002 kg …

Re: Butte Priority Soil Operable Unit (Bpsou) Final Insufficiently Reclaimed Sites Field Sampling Plan (Fsp): Bres No. 177 – North Alice Culvert, Mike Mcanulty

Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area Superfund Site

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