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2021-08-01
Jenna Kisilevich, Dr. Andria Dawson
Radiocarbon dating — the process of finding the age of a material by using the radioactive isotope carbon-14 — is an important tool in observing and inferring past ecological events and changes. However, it is not without its uncertainties. While contamination and poor treatment in the lab can...
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2021-08-13
Barrett Groves, Dr. Lisa Willis, Ronak Patel
Despite universities attempting to adopt more EDI (equity, diversity, and inclusion) friendly policies and increasing encouragement for women and marginalized groups to pursue STEM, there continues to be underrepresentation of these individuals in STEM fields and tenure-track faculty positions....
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2021-08-11
Krishna Patel, Dr. Jason Myatt, Sydney Easton
Practitioners in plasma physics and engineering often make use of formula booklets when making calculations [e.g., The NRL Plasma Formulary...]. Computing these formulas by hand is often tedious and error prone, particularly if the quantities need to be converted from a different set of units. In...
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2021-08-16
Ashley Dugarte, Scott James Perry, Dr. Benjamin Tucker
Word-final rhotics are realized differently across the various dialects of Spanish. This research contributes to our knowledge of this variation by investigating the production of the voiced alveolar tap in Castilian Spanish in word final position by analysing infinitive verbs. The present...