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The Cost Of Showing Up, Lauren Roberts

NULR Online

No abstract provided.

Demystifying The Nuances Of The Lipid Patient: A Guide For Primary Care Providers, Merle Myerson, Kyle Gillett, James O'Hara, Richard Potter, Neil Skolnik

Abington Jefferson Health Papers

Atherosclerosis, a major cause of mortality and morbidity in the United States (US), is driven by complex factors, including the cumulative burden of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) and other atherogenic lipids and lipoproteins. Lipid management in US primary care aims to prevent atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) events through screening and LDL-C lowering to risk-based goals. However, lipid screening and ASCVD treatment is often inadequate, with few patients meeting LDL-C goals in clinical practice. Primary care providers have a vital role in identifying patients most at risk of ASCVD to prevent ASCVD events and improve patient outcomes. There are multiple different …

Ella Carolyn Kegler

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Mr. Charles Edward Ford

African American Funeral Programs

Program for the funeral of Mr. Charles Edward Ford held at Daniel Grove Baptist Church on July 26th, 2025

Rosa Lee Gordon

African American Funeral Programs

Rosa_Lee_Gordon.pdf - Funeral program for Rosa Gordon

Cora Greene

African American Funeral Programs

Cora_Greene.pdf - Funeral program for Cora Greene

Addie Lue "Hodges" Butler

African American Funeral Programs

Addie_Lue--Hodges--Butler.pdf - Funeral program for Addie Butler

Kewonica Tamiaya Mcbride

African American Funeral Programs

Kewonica_Tamiaya_McBride.pdf - Funeral program for Kewonica McBride

Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Compressed Sensing Cine Enhances The Workflow Of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance In Challenging Patients, Huaijun Wang, Anne Schmieder, Mary Watkins, Pengjun Wang, Joshua Mitchell, S Zyad Qamer, Gregory Lanza

2020-Current year OA Pubs

BACKGROUND: A key cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) challenge is breath-holding duration, difficult for cardiac patients.

AIM: To evaluate whether artificial intelligence-assisted compressed sensing CINE (AI-CS-CINE) reduces image acquisition time of CMR compared to conventional CINE (C-CINE).

METHODS: Cardio-oncology patients (

RESULTS: In 89 participants (58.5 ± 16.8 years, 42 males, 47 females), total AI-CS-CINE acquisition and reconstruction time (37 seconds) was 84% faster than C-CINE (238 seconds). C-CINE required repeats in 23% (20/89) of cases (approximately 8 minutes lost), while AI-CS-CINE only needed one repeat (1%; 2 seconds lost). AI-CS-CINE had slightly lower contrast but preserved structural clarity. Bland-Altman plots …

Pilot Study Of [11c]Hy-2-15: A Mixed Alpha-Synuclein And Tau Pet Radiotracer, Chia-Ju Hsieh, Dinahlee Saturnino Guarino, Anthony J Young, Andrew D Siderowf, Ilya Nasrallah, Alexander Schmitz, Carol Garcia, Ho Young Kim, Erin K Schubert, Hsiaoju Lee, Joel S Perlmutter, Robert H Mach

2020-Current year OA Pubs

A novel brain positron emission tomography (PET) radioligand, [

Single-Cell Transcriptomics Of Ventral Forebrain Progenitors Identifies Evf2 Enhancer Lncrna-Enhancer Gene Guidance Through Direct Rna Binding And Rnp Recruitment Domains, Edward Li, Abhijit Chakraborty, Sara J Kohtz, Ivelisse Cajigas, Laura Hinojosa-Gonzalez, Fion Shiau, Ryan Bertossi, Robert J Vassar, Jack A Kessler, Ferhat Ay, Brian S Clark, Jhumku D Kohtz

2020-Current year OA Pubs

During mouse embryonic brain development, the Evf2 ultraconserved enhancer (UCE) lncRNA guides the Dlx5/6UCE to ~129 sites across chr6. However, previous work identified only 4 transcriptionally regulated targets associated with Evf2-Dlx5/6UCE-gene guidance, raising questions about the significance of Evf2-regulated Dlx5/6UCE-gene interactions. Here, single-cell transcriptomics reveal far greater alignment between Evf2-Dlx5/6UCE-gene guidance and transcriptional regulation than previously reported. Evf2 divides chr6 into short-range ( < 10 Mb distant), activated genes, and long/super-long-range (10-129 Mb distant), repressed genes, identifying seizure regulating genes in the embryonic subventricular zone that predict adult phenotypes. Evf2-regulated Dlx5/6UCE-gene distances and directions (closer to or further from gene targets) can be decoupled from gene target transcriptional effects. Evf2 regulates Evf2-ribonucleoprotein (RNP) binding in a combinatorial manner to key regulatory sites, including chr6 Evf2-Dlx5/6UCE-gene guided sites, Evf1/2 RNA-directly bound sites (RBSs), and inter-chromosomal HiC looping interactions. RBSs divide chromosomes into multi-megabase domains enriched for Evf2-regulated RNP recruitment, transcription factor motifs, and HiC looping interactions. Together with Evf2-controlled homeobox motif recognition at Evf2-RNP recruitment sites and transcription factor motif enrichment in RBSs with DNA identity, this work supports direct roles for Evf2 in enhancer-gene guidance and transcriptional regulation, with the potential for both site-specific and chromosomal domain specific RNP recruitment.

Flow Dynamics And Local Scour Around Seabed-Mounted Artificial Reefs: A Case Study From Torbay, Uk, Yeaw Chu Lee, Amir Bordbar, Jakub Knir, Vasilios Kelefouras, Stephen Hickling, Harrison Short

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

This study investigates the flow dynamics and local scour around a Reef Cube® artificial reef deployed in Torbay, UK, using computational fluid dynamics. The flow is modelled using Reynolds-Averaged Navier–Stokes (RANS) equations with a k-ω SST turbulence model. A novel hydro-morphodynamic model employing the generalized internal boundary method in HELYX (OpenFOAM-based) is used to simulate scour development. Model performance was validated against experimental data for flow fields, bed shear stress, and local scour. Flow simulations across various scenarios demonstrated that parameters such as the orientation angle and arrangement of Reef Cubes significantly influence flow patterns, bed shear stress, and habitat …

Examining The Relationship Between Stigma And Physical Disability Through Lived Experiences, Apphia M. Donoghue

Student Journal of Occupational Therapy

The primary objective of this study is to examine the relationship between stigma and physical disability, to discover the impact that perceived stigma has on several factors in a person’s life including overall health, well-being, and quality of life. A qualitative research design was used. Six semi-structured interviews were conducted to examine the relationship between stigma and physical disability, and to discover the impact of stigma on overall health and well-being. Three themes are identified: stigma narratives, shifts in awareness, and factors inhibiting quality of life. Stigma narratives contained three subthemes: experiences with stigma, frequency of stigma, and settings where …

Listening To Facilitate Change: Youth And Indigenous Voices Call For Critical Environmental Justice At Great Salt Lake, Sarah Woodbury, Christina Morgan

Transforming Communities

As Great Salt Lake faces rapid ecological decline, nearby communities face serious environmental injustices. Yet, despite threats ranging from toxic dust to migration inequality, state actions have been insufficient to maintain recommended water levels and ecological health at the lake. Our critical commentary uses the lens of critical environmental justice to consider human values connected to the lake. We briefly describe current advocacy efforts for the lake including a 2023 gathering and resultant panel at the 2024 Community Engagement Conference in Moab, Utah. Ultimately, we argue that braiding together multiple types of knowledge encourages the growth of new approaches to …

Networking From Afar: Making Meaningful Connections As A Remote Lis Student, Kelley Hummingbird

POC in LIS Summit

The rise of online Library and Information Science (LIS) programs has made library school more accessible, particularly for working professionals and those balancing multiple responsibilities. However, remote attendance presents challenges in forming meaningful connections. Networking is a vital skill in the LIS field, and for LIS students of color, building a supportive community is especially important. So, how can remote students foster connections and grow their professional networks?

This session will offer practical strategies for remote LIS students to build and maintain a strong community. The presenter will share personal experiences, highlighting approaches that have been effective in forming professional …

"Fulfilling Work With A Sufficient Salary": Resident Librarians' Perceptions On Compensation, Courtney Shareef

POC in LIS Summit

Because of its low pay and slow salary growth, the master’s in library and information science was once ranked by Forbes.com as the worst degree for jobs. For the resident librarian, this can be particularly troubling, given the precarious nature of the temporary position. Although there is a growing body of literature on various aspects of resident librarian experience, virtually nothing exists on views of their compensation. How does the resident librarian’s perception of compensation impact their residency experience? How does that perception also impact the librarian’s decision to remain in librarianship at the residency’s conclusion? This lightning talk will …

Building Community In The Workplace, Jawahir Javaid

POC in LIS Summit

Using research in relational sociology and personal experience, I would like to present on how relational interactions help prevent alienation and isolation in the workplace. I chose to work at an academic library due to its commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), yet the absence of empathy and mutual respect in workplace culture made it increasingly difficult to feel valued. Department transactions felt dehumanizing and exploitive, and DEI principles felt abstract rather than lived experiences. I turned to relational sociology for a broader understanding of why I felt excluded in a work environment priding itself in DEI values.

Relational …

Interesting Times And Interesting Internships: A Case Study Of Mlis Internships, Megan Bauerle

POC in LIS Summit

Library and information science professionals work in diverse sectors, from academic, corporate, and data management fields, each requiring specific professional knowledge alongside librarianship skills. While an MLIS degree often provides a strong theoretical understanding of librarianship, many degree programs do not require internship or practicum experience (Torres et al., 2022). The COVID-19 pandemic additionally changed the format of many library internships, which became hybrid or virtual. This presentation reflects on student outcomes in a case study of three library science internships held between 2024 and 2025, including a remote academic library OER internship (Loyola Marymount University), an in-person corporate library …

Teaching Black Digital Humanities: Making Space In The Age Of Big Tech, Kiran Mohammadi-Williams

POC in LIS Summit

In the age of "Big Tech", where companies like Amazon, Google, Meta, and Apple own a joint monopoly over most tech products, tools, and digital interfaces, data by and about Black people are stolen and erased or used in ways that actively target and harm them. In order to defray this, we must create more Black spaces on the Internet, more digital projects centering Black people and Black experiences, and make digital tools and methods for research accessible to Black students and communities. In this talk, I will briefly discuss three approaches to teaching about/with Black Digital Humanities and their …

Using Inclusive Language In Library Instruction To Foster Equitable Spaces, Dominique Dozier

POC in LIS Summit

In this session, I’ll share how I’ve used the inclusive language strategies I learned in the ACUE Inclusive Teaching for Equitable Learning course to improve library instruction and create more equitable spaces for students. Language is powerful, and the way we speak can either open doors or unintentionally create barriers for students from diverse backgrounds. By using inclusive language, we can ensure all students feel respected, valued, and supported in the library.

I’ll walk through simple, practical examples of how inclusive language can be applied in library workshops, one-on-one research appointments, and everyday interactions with students. Whether it’s using gender-neutral …

Immediate Sites For Change: Transforming Librarian Burnout Into Hope And Finding Liberation, April Ibarra Siqueiros

POC in LIS Summit

As a tenure-track librarian specializing in user experience, I have faced significant barriers contributing to burnout and mental health challenges. Placing hope in library-wide or systemic level changes often left me feeling powerless and hopeless. However, exploring and focusing my attention to the “immediate sites” where I do have agency (the spaces, relationships, and practices within reach) opened pathways to possibility and hope.

In this presentation, I will share how identifying and working within these immediate sites and pairing them with radical imagination, creative practice, joy, curiosity, and the support of collaborative allies allowed me to begin reclaiming a sense …

Glimmer Gathering: Healing And Reciprocity, Maria Rios

POC in LIS Summit

Glimmer gathering is a trauma-informed list making practice; an excavation and unearthing of what already exists inside of you. As library and information science professionals--we, especially Black, Indigenous, POC women-- are tasked with being the expert, exceptional, and overextended---and ultimately led to burn out. Capitalism relies on us being disconnected from our bodies so that we remain pliable to extractive, depleting, and harmful cycles. Rather than giving you a prescriptive list of "what to do" to heal and break these cycles; I will offer a few suggestions and invite us to co-create a shared body of creative knowledge. Gather for …

Power Mapping: A Personal Tool For Navigating Hierarchy Power Structures, Noelle Leong

POC in LIS Summit

It can feel particularly overwhelming to keep track of and read dynamics between colleagues, especially when it comes to being strategic about who you can rely on for support or not. Ideally, we wouldn’t have to consider subtext, passive aggression, or empty politeness, but as we know, the people around us do not all have our best interests at heart. This knowledge can make or break any of the changes you are trying to make, big or small, to better serve your patrons or to improve your workplace. For those who can benefit from an organizational tool to best analyze …

Effects Of Low Glucose On Cell Motility And Invasiveness In Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma (Oscc) In Vitro, Elise Celestin

Summer Research Internship Program

No abstract provided.

In Vitro Comparison Of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma Hpv-Positive And Hpv-Negative Invasiveness And Voltage-Gated Sodium Channel Isoforms Expression, Alexis Gray

Summer Research Internship Program

No abstract provided.

Familial Lung Cancer: A Comparative Study On Epidemiological And Clinical Characteristics, Anne George

Summer Research Internship Program

No abstract provided.

Oral Presentation Of Food And Ethanol Or Quinine Under A Multiple Schedule, Ailyn Smith

Summer Research Internship Program

No abstract provided.

Metabolic Effects Of High-Fat Diet In Female Mice, Christine Tseng

Summer Research Internship Program

No abstract provided.

Does Employment Status, Mental Health Diagnosis, Or Suds Lead To Neglect Of A Child?, Tai'jah Louding

Summer Research Internship Program

No abstract provided.

Construction Of A Lentiviral Vector Expressing Egfp-Tagged Human Cftr For Testing Gene Therapy In Cystic Fibrosis Animal Models, Aiden Pearl

Summer Research Internship Program

No abstract provided.