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Measuring The Efficiency Of The Arts And Culture Sector Relative To Gdp: A State-Level Analysis Of The United States, Ameerkhan Jaffar Khan Khader Khan
Measuring The Efficiency Of The Arts And Culture Sector Relative To Gdp: A State-Level Analysis Of The United States, Ameerkhan Jaffar Khan Khader Khan
Selected Full-Text Master Theses 2021-
Arts and cultural production contributed $1.17 trillion to United States gross domestic product in 2023, 4.2% of the national total, but that contribution is spread very unevenly across states, and the official statistics describe how large the sector is rather than how efficiently it operates (Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2024). This study asks how efficiently each state convert growth in arts and culture employment into growth in value added, how many inputs the efficiency model can carry before it stops distinguishing 51 observations, and whether observable state characteristics explain the differences found. The analysis uses 2023 state-level data for all …
“Thou Hast Taught Me, Silent River, Many A Lesson, Deep And Long”: Metabolism, Development, And Evolution As Team Sports, Scott F. Gilbert
“Thou Hast Taught Me, Silent River, Many A Lesson, Deep And Long”: Metabolism, Development, And Evolution As Team Sports, Scott F. Gilbert
Biology Faculty Works
We recognize three great fluxes in nature. First there is the metabolic flow of molecules that pervades our cells and which creates organisms. Second, there is the developmental flow of cells that is our cycle of life. Third, there is the evolutionary flow of genes, organisms, and populations from the first single-celled prokaryotes to the extensive biodiversity present on earth today. Recent studies have shown that organisms are consortia of several species acting together. What we had thought of as metabolism based on a single genome is actually the co-metabolism of more than one species. What we had thought as …
Signs Of Life: Interkingdom Communication And The Sympoietic Organism, Scott F. Gilbert
Signs Of Life: Interkingdom Communication And The Sympoietic Organism, Scott F. Gilbert
Biology Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Backward Scrunching: Planarians Escape From Noxious Stimuli, Cannibalism, And Predation, Liesel Blau , '27, Hannah Poon , '27, N. S. Tellakulla, Katherine C. Hallmark , '26, Erin Szuromi , '25, Evangeline Coffinas, W. B. Kristan Jr., Eva-Maria S. Collins
Backward Scrunching: Planarians Escape From Noxious Stimuli, Cannibalism, And Predation, Liesel Blau , '27, Hannah Poon , '27, N. S. Tellakulla, Katherine C. Hallmark , '26, Erin Szuromi , '25, Evangeline Coffinas, W. B. Kristan Jr., Eva-Maria S. Collins
Biology Faculty Works
Animals have evolved escape behaviors to survive. Freshwater planarians have many predators, including conspecifics in cannibalistic species such as Dugesia japonica. When agitated, planarians escape via a locomotory behavior called “scrunching”, whereby the planarian periodically elongates and contracts its whole body. Current understanding is that planarians move forward when they scrunch. However, when transversely cutting D. japonica, we observed that while head pieces scrunched forward, tail pieces scrunched backward instead. Previous work has shown that forward scrunching is a conserved planarian escape behavior in response to transection and adverse stimuli such as low pH, noxious heat, hydrogen peroxide, …
Using “Big Data” And Non-Linear Machine Learning To Infer Groundwater Contamination Mechanisms Across A Spatially Extensive, Geologically Heterogeneous Region, Ioan Petculescu, Anna Majury, R. Stephen Brown, Kevin Mcdermott, Paul Hynds
Using “Big Data” And Non-Linear Machine Learning To Infer Groundwater Contamination Mechanisms Across A Spatially Extensive, Geologically Heterogeneous Region, Ioan Petculescu, Anna Majury, R. Stephen Brown, Kevin Mcdermott, Paul Hynds
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
Groundwater accounts for approximately 98% of available freshwater, with >2 billion people relying on it as a primary drinking water source. Notwithstanding its importance, specific groundwater quality parameters - namely microbial concentrations and non-Escherichia coli coliforms (NEC) - remain understudied. The current study sought to address this gap by modelling three distinct Contamination Indices (CI) corresponding to E. coli concentration, NEC concentration, and the NEC:E. coli concentration ratio. CIs were developed for south Ontario (115,693 km2) using ∼1 million samples from ∼290,000 wells collected between 2010 and 2021. To permit modelling, CIs were linked to 50 subregion-specific variables …
Segmentation Of Household Behavioural Types Associated With Food Waste Generation In The Republic Of Ireland, Courage Y. Krah, Paul Hynds, Anushree Priyadarshini
Segmentation Of Household Behavioural Types Associated With Food Waste Generation In The Republic Of Ireland, Courage Y. Krah, Paul Hynds, Anushree Priyadarshini
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
Despite the growing number of interventions aimed at reducing household food waste (HFW), many remain overly generalised and fail to adequately account for the heterogeneous routines, motivations, and disposal contexts that shape waste generation. This study, therefore, aimed to identify behavioural types in the Republic of Ireland (ROI) based on HFW habits to inform more targeted and effective reduction strategies. Using survey data from 966 households, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and hierarchical clustering were applied to identify co-disposal patterns of food groups and to segment households into behaviour clusters. The PCA identified four co-disposal patterns, while clustering yielded four household …
Editorial: Antimicrobial Resistance In Aquatic Environments — Bridging Surveillance, Ecology, And One Health Action, Jean O'Dwyer, Paul D. Hynds, Brigid Hooban, Michael Ryan, Liam P. Burke
Editorial: Antimicrobial Resistance In Aquatic Environments — Bridging Surveillance, Ecology, And One Health Action, Jean O'Dwyer, Paul D. Hynds, Brigid Hooban, Michael Ryan, Liam P. Burke
Research Outputs: 2025-Present
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is widely recognised as a majorglobal threat, with health and economic consequences extending acrossand overlapping with human, animal, and environmental systems [1].Perhaps the best example of a One Health challenge, the so-called AMR“silent pandemic” is a complex problem driven by anthropogenic activities, which must be tackled across the three realms [2]. Efforts toaddress AMR have historically focused on clinical and agricultural settings, however, there is increasing recognition that environmentalpathways play a critical role in the emergence, persistence, anddissemination of antimicrobial resistant organisms (AROs) and antimicrobial resistance genes (ARGs) [3,4]. Aquatic environments are ofparticular importance as they receive …
A Glimpse Of Early Ellensburg, Washington From The 1980'S Excavations At 45kt800, Leah M. Shenyer
A Glimpse Of Early Ellensburg, Washington From The 1980'S Excavations At 45kt800, Leah M. Shenyer
All Master's Theses
The Robber’s Roost site, located in the town of Ellensburg, Washington, was excavated in a partnership between Central Washington Archaeological Survey and Kittitas County Youth Services in the summers of 1986 and 1988. In 2023, the collection consisted of 110 boxes of artifacts including bottle glass, ceramics, leather, and faunal remains, with no significant prior analysis and little information on the dig itself. The purpose of this thesis is to document this poorly-known excavation project and gain a better understanding of Ellensburg’s history through analysis of the artifacts recovered. I compiled all the available paper records and communicated with past …
Hybridization Of Genetic Algorithm, Principal Component Analysis And Deep-Learning For Networks Intrusion Detection Systems, Mostafa A. R. Eltokhy, Hend M. A. Mahmoud, Mohammad Sammany
Hybridization Of Genetic Algorithm, Principal Component Analysis And Deep-Learning For Networks Intrusion Detection Systems, Mostafa A. R. Eltokhy, Hend M. A. Mahmoud, Mohammad Sammany
Trends in advanced sciences and technology
With cyber-attacks on the rise, the demand for precise and efficient Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) is more critical than ever. Traditional machine learning methods struggle with high false alarm and poor detection rates. IDS are crucial for creating secure digital environments by classifying and responding to network intrusions. However, the large volume of inputs for classification often leads to reduced accuracy and misclassification errors. To address this problem, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is used to optimize the number of classifier inputs, enhancing simplicity without compromising accuracy. A significant challenge in PCA for feature selection lies in determining the best cutoff …
Chemical And Thermal Degradability Of Nano-Al2o3 And Mwcnt-Enhanced Jojoba And Castor Oils For Sustainable Machining Application, Basma Abdelmoniem, Abdelhay M. Abdelhay, Nariman E. Elbaly, Mohamed O. Helmy, Azza Barakat
Chemical And Thermal Degradability Of Nano-Al2o3 And Mwcnt-Enhanced Jojoba And Castor Oils For Sustainable Machining Application, Basma Abdelmoniem, Abdelhay M. Abdelhay, Nariman E. Elbaly, Mohamed O. Helmy, Azza Barakat
Trends in advanced sciences and technology
In this work, castor and jojoba oils were used to prepare nanofluids. Medium molecular weight carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) and 0.1 wt% Al2O₃ were used in two process steps. Sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) was used as a surfactant. Single and hybrid nanoparticle systems were developed to improve homogeneity. The chemical stability and interfacial interactions of the prepared nanofluids were investigated using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR). The results showed that neither alumina (Al2O₃) nor multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) affected the chemical structure of the lubricant. To ensure the thermal stability of the modified oils at temperatures up …
Anaerobic Digestion Of Food Waste Components: Modeling Biogas Production, Opeyemi E. Adelegan
Anaerobic Digestion Of Food Waste Components: Modeling Biogas Production, Opeyemi E. Adelegan
Civil Engineering Dissertations
Food waste constitutes the single largest component of municipal solid waste landfilled in the United States — approximately 22% of 292.4 million tons generated in 2018 — and its anaerobic decomposition releases methane, a greenhouse gas with global warming potential approximately 27–30 times that of carbon dioxide over a 100-year horizon (IPCC, 2021). Anaerobic digestion (AD) offers an alternative management pathway that recovers energy and produces nutrient-rich digestate, but AD performance varies by as much as five-fold across food waste streams (130–630 m3 CH4 per Mg VS added), and existing predictive tools either treat food waste as a …
Utilizing Free Blood Pressure Cuffs To Address Sdoh Barriers In Patient With Uncontrolled Hypertension, Alysse Lalonde, Taylor Carter, Meredith Lewis, Jennifer Clem
Utilizing Free Blood Pressure Cuffs To Address Sdoh Barriers In Patient With Uncontrolled Hypertension, Alysse Lalonde, Taylor Carter, Meredith Lewis, Jennifer Clem
UAB Huntsville Research Day - All Presentations
2026 research poster
Complication Profiles In Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement: Natural Language Processing Analysis Of 56,806 Fda Maude Adverse Event Reports (2012–2025), Bipul Mainali, Nicolas Pope
Complication Profiles In Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement: Natural Language Processing Analysis Of 56,806 Fda Maude Adverse Event Reports (2012–2025), Bipul Mainali, Nicolas Pope
UAB Huntsville Research Day - All Presentations
2026 research poster
Comprehensive Assessment Of Lived Experience And Burnout In Caregivers Of Transitioning Young Adults With Childhood Medical Complexity In Alabama: A Mixed Methods Approach, Raksha Ramdas, Betsy Hopson, Carlie Stein Somerville
Comprehensive Assessment Of Lived Experience And Burnout In Caregivers Of Transitioning Young Adults With Childhood Medical Complexity In Alabama: A Mixed Methods Approach, Raksha Ramdas, Betsy Hopson, Carlie Stein Somerville
UAB Huntsville Research Day - All Presentations
2026 research poster
Analyzing Geographic Distribution And Distressed Community Index Trends In Black Dermatologists Of The Southeast United States, Laci Turner, Charlotte Mcrae, Michael Anderson, Lamario Williams, Tiffany Mayo
Analyzing Geographic Distribution And Distressed Community Index Trends In Black Dermatologists Of The Southeast United States, Laci Turner, Charlotte Mcrae, Michael Anderson, Lamario Williams, Tiffany Mayo
UAB Huntsville Research Day - All Presentations
2026 research poster
Low Uptake, High Stakes: Late Metastatic Recurrance Of Ewing Sarcoma, R Jake Beede, Roger Smalligan, Belinda Maples, David Bramm
Low Uptake, High Stakes: Late Metastatic Recurrance Of Ewing Sarcoma, R Jake Beede, Roger Smalligan, Belinda Maples, David Bramm
UAB Huntsville Research Day - All Presentations
2026 clinical vignette poster
A Transport Problem: Unraveling Allan–Herndon–Dudley Syndrome, Durell King, Leen Matalka, Hussein D. Abdul-Latif, Roger Smalligan
A Transport Problem: Unraveling Allan–Herndon–Dudley Syndrome, Durell King, Leen Matalka, Hussein D. Abdul-Latif, Roger Smalligan
UAB Huntsville Research Day - All Presentations
2026 clinical vignette poster
Immuno-Toxic Effects Of Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles And Protective Role Of Moringa Olifera On Thymus Of Male Albino Rats, Marwa Abdelsalam Abdallah, Alaa Fehaid, Aml Abdelmonem Halawa, Mmdouh Mohammed Abou Ealmagd
Immuno-Toxic Effects Of Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles And Protective Role Of Moringa Olifera On Thymus Of Male Albino Rats, Marwa Abdelsalam Abdallah, Alaa Fehaid, Aml Abdelmonem Halawa, Mmdouh Mohammed Abou Ealmagd
Mansoura Veterinary Medical Journal
Background and Aim The present study aims to evaluate the protective role of Moringa olifera (MO) extract against Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles (ZnO NPs) induced immunotoxicity in male albino rats. Methods Forty-eight Male albino rats were divided into six groups. The 1st group (control) orally received distilled water. The 2nd group received 100 mg/kg of MO extract. The 3rd group was administered 200 mg/kg B.W ZnO NPs. The 4th group received 200 mg/kg B.W ZnO NPs in combination with 100 mg/kg of MO extract. The 5th group received 400 mg/kg B.W ZnO NPs. The 6th group received 400 mg/kg B.W ZnO …
Occupational Identity & Career Preparation, Leah Shea Simpkins, Karen R. Puckett
Occupational Identity & Career Preparation, Leah Shea Simpkins, Karen R. Puckett
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
Regardless of the profession, having occupational identity is highly important. Students are in need of preparing themselves for their future careers whilst in college. Having a career portfolio is a great tool for students to have upon graduation which showcases their occupational identities regarding future career preparedness.
Fostering Durable Skills In A Hybrid Accelerated Program: Insights From Doctor Of Physical Therapy Education For A Practical Approach For Teaching Essential Professional Competencies, Rajiv Dalal, Vicki Lafay, Steven Hammons
Fostering Durable Skills In A Hybrid Accelerated Program: Insights From Doctor Of Physical Therapy Education For A Practical Approach For Teaching Essential Professional Competencies, Rajiv Dalal, Vicki Lafay, Steven Hammons
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
Durable skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and self-management are essential in today’s professional world. These skills should be reinforced through various educational platforms. This application from a hybrid Doctor of Physical Therapy program highlights AI-driven simulations and innovative strategies adaptable across disciplines, offering practical methods to prepare career-ready students.
Teaching Durable Skills In A School Principal Certification Program, Kevin Hub
Teaching Durable Skills In A School Principal Certification Program, Kevin Hub
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) offers principal certification through a specialized Principal Certification Cohort Degree program. One component within this academic program is teaching durable skills through a deeper dive into curriculum, a broader range of field experiences, and the development of durable skills through a series of experiential learning assignments.
Using Market Research To Teach Durable Skills, Zachary Miller, Justin R. Dodd
Using Market Research To Teach Durable Skills, Zachary Miller, Justin R. Dodd
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
This paper is a case study on the use of a market research assignment to develop durable skills that directly transfer to professional environments. By engaging students in the development of a personal financial budget, the assignment provides a practical context for applying quantitative reasoning and critical thinking.
Exploring Faculty And Student Experiences With Languages: Building Durable Skills Through Multilingual Engagement, Ali Yaylali, Cui Zhang, Sara Rico-Godoy
Exploring Faculty And Student Experiences With Languages: Building Durable Skills Through Multilingual Engagement, Ali Yaylali, Cui Zhang, Sara Rico-Godoy
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
This creative activity focuses on students’ and multilingual faculty members' real-life experiences navigating linguistic and cultural diversity. The informal dialogue across multiple undergraduate courses in a third space strengthens student learning by enhancing multiple durable skills such as intercultural communication, career readiness, and the understanding of different cultural backgrounds.
Teaching Transfer: Building Durable Skills For All Learners, Jilliane Mccardle, Jessica Spears, Ty Shouse, Amber Catron
Teaching Transfer: Building Durable Skills For All Learners, Jilliane Mccardle, Jessica Spears, Ty Shouse, Amber Catron
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
Transfer tasks in educational settings offer opportunities for durable skill development in areas including critical thinking, problem solving, and communication. This article explores research and the implementation of transfer tasks at a university and the affiliated P12 lab school, highlighting the role in fostering authentic assessment and enhancing durable skills.
Book Clubs: Building Communication, Critical Thinking, And Leadership Skills, Erin Eliassen
Book Clubs: Building Communication, Critical Thinking, And Leadership Skills, Erin Eliassen
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
This brief report describes the structure of a book club in the college classroom to build specific durable skills, reflects on an assignment in a nutrition research course, and identifies benefits of a book club in a college classroom. Applications are versatile based on course content and student learning outcomes.
Durable Skill Development Through Creative Audio Projects: Student Podcasting, Meg Gravil, Jeff Reed
Durable Skill Development Through Creative Audio Projects: Student Podcasting, Meg Gravil, Jeff Reed
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
Students in two classes, one face-to-face and one asynchronous online, created podcasts to meet course objectives while engaging in durable skill development. Creating podcasts enabled students to navigate cultural, developmental, and familial differences through discussion with others. Student feedback on podcasting as a course assessment was reflective and positive.
Table Of Contents: 2025 Pedagogicon Proceedings, Russell Carpenter, Kevin Dvorak, Marie A. Mater, Shirley O'Brien, Jamie Shaffer, Melony Shemberger, Sarah Wackerbarth, Jj Wallace
Table Of Contents: 2025 Pedagogicon Proceedings, Russell Carpenter, Kevin Dvorak, Marie A. Mater, Shirley O'Brien, Jamie Shaffer, Melony Shemberger, Sarah Wackerbarth, Jj Wallace
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
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Harnessing Ai For Medical Education: A Faculty Development Series For Pre-Clinical And Clinical Educators, April Hatcher, Tama The
Harnessing Ai For Medical Education: A Faculty Development Series For Pre-Clinical And Clinical Educators, April Hatcher, Tama The
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
This manuscript describes a faculty development series designed to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into medical education. Faculty participants discussed practical applications of AI, student perspectives on their use of AI, and innovative collaborative projects with local faculty. This short series was scaffolded as an introduction to AI for medical educators.
Tek Faculty Fellows: Building Faculty Confidence In Teaching Durable Skills Through Transdisciplinary Collaboration, Shawna Felkins, Madeline Aulisio Miller, Trey Conatser, Diane Parr
Tek Faculty Fellows: Building Faculty Confidence In Teaching Durable Skills Through Transdisciplinary Collaboration, Shawna Felkins, Madeline Aulisio Miller, Trey Conatser, Diane Parr
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
The TEK Faculty Fellows program was created to support faculty in the design of new courses or enhancement of existing courses to engage students in transdisciplinary learning and skill-building. This paper shares early evaluation findings and practical strategies to support faculty in making durable skills more visible in the classroom.
The Fcom (Frist College Of Medicine) Experience: A Faculty Development Strategy In A New Medical School, Jamie Shaffer, Hope Terhaar
The Fcom (Frist College Of Medicine) Experience: A Faculty Development Strategy In A New Medical School, Jamie Shaffer, Hope Terhaar
Pedagogicon Conference Proceedings
The FCoM Experience is a faculty development initiative designed to improve teaching quality, technological fluency, and culture at a new medical school. Grounded in peer observation and the Communities of Practice model, it fosters durable teaching skills through simulation, feedback, and reflection—offering a scalable model for medical education innovation.