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Students, faculty and guests check out displays in the Tennessee Room Tuesday, April 3, 2018 during Research Dialogues.
Family: Poaceae
Florida Distribution: peninsula
Ecosystem Type: dry flatwoods, scrub, dry disturbed sites
Rarity: occasional
Costanza Biavaschi presented at the WIDER Seminar Series on 6 February 2019.
Abstract – Taking the skill bias out of global migration
The speaker system which changed the model of a tweeter based on AR-4 which was put on the market in 1965 and called explosive popularity. A 6cm corn type unit is adopted as a 20cm corn type Woofer and a high region low-pass. The acoustic suspension system is adopted as the enclosure. This system was a system by Mr. Edgar Villchur's invention, and it was developed in order to remove the fault of the speaker till then with which harmonic distortion increases especially in low-pitched sound. By this system, the box without corn paper with high intensity, an air leak, and resonance by which full sealing was carried out is used, the parasitism vibration at the time of a low-pitched sound play is braked, and distortion is suppressed. Finishing of the exterior serves as oil finish of the walnut.
Researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo sampled rice corals from Waiʻōpae tide pools in southeast Hawaiʻi Island, where there is an unusually high prevalence of coral growth anomalies.
Learn what they found
In 2015, PhD candidate Ally Krupar used her Student Media Grant money to research training methods intended to empower female Somali refugees in Dadaab, Kenya.
View her and other grantees' final products here on YouTube!
The Center on Conflict and Development (ConDev) at Texas A&M University's Student Media Grant is made possible by funding from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation.
A ‘sugar cake’ (unrefined whole cane sugar blocks) produced on a farm in Homabay, western Kenya, August 2013.
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Walter Reed recognizes research award winners
05.24.2023
Photo by Bernard Little
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
Navy Cmdr. Wesley Campbell (left), director of education, training and research (DETR) at Walter Reed, and Navy Capt. Kelly Kelly Elmore (center), Walter Reed’s chief of staff, congratulate award winners from Walter Reed who competed in the 38th Annual Navy-wide Academic Research Competition held May 16 at Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command (NMRTC), Portsmouth, Virginia. Pawel Golyski (second from left), a medical research scientist at WRNMMC, earned first place in the Basic Science or Animal Research Staff Category. In the Clinical Research Staff Category, Navy Lt. Cmdr. (Dr.) Sara Drayer (fourth from left), of gynecologic oncology at Walter Reed, earned first place, and Army Capt. (Dr.) Colin Harrington, of Walter Reed’s orthopedics, placed second in the Clinical Research Trainee Category.
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Textiles A2 Project:
Brief: The Guggenheim Museum New York has commissioned you to design a range of garments to show at a catwalk event held for designers to showcase their work to a large audience. The theme is Futuristic Fashion.
Elizabeth Wolyniak DiCesare ’05 conducts research at Pocono Creek in Pennsylvania. She is studying the pathogen cryptosporidium as part of her graduate studies at Lehigh University.
For more information about the Life Sciences Research Weekend, please visit www.nwabr.org/students/life-science-research-weekend
Jurassic soil nodules from 150 million years ago, including from the coast of Portugal, seen above, shed light on ancient ecosystems and the relationship between climate, vegetation and animal diversity. (Image: Timothy S. Myers)
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Photos taken at the Trevor Nichols Research Center in Fennville, Michigan in June 2012. Photo Credit: Maddie Brady
The Coast Guard Academy hosted the Coast Guard Academy 2019 Cadet Research Symposium, May 2, 2019.
During the event, seniors get the opportunity to showcase their academic prowess and scholarly work before a diverse audience of peers, faculty, staff, sponsors, and supporters.
Special guests were U.S. Navy Rear Adm. David Hahn and U.S. Air Force Gen. William Cooley.
U.S. Coast Guard photos by Petty Officer 3rd Class Matthew Thieme.
Faculty and staff from around the campus gathered with the chancellor and their deans in the Art Gallery to celebrate each other and recognize the incredible work done by IU Kokomo faculty and staff over the last year.
Faculty and staff from around the campus gathered with the chancellor and their deans in the Art Gallery to celebrate each other and recognize the incredible work done by IU Kokomo faculty and staff over the last year.
Explicar los méritos de los diferentes premiados con el Nobel en la pasada edición de 2016. Este es el objetivo del libro que edita la Fundación Ramón Areces y que presentó el 27 de junio de 2017. Intervinieron Federico Mayor Zaragoza, presidente del Consejo Científico de esta institución, y María Cascales Angosto, Académica de la Real Academia Nacional de Farmacia, que han coordinado el trabajo, junto al resto de autores.