• Chemoselective aerobic oxidation of aliphatic alcohols in lignin in micellar system 

  Azadfar, Mohammadali; Hiscox, William C.; Chen, Shulin (2016-05)

  A micellar catalytic system for chemoselective aerobic oxidation of primary alcohol in the diol fragment guaiacylglycerol-guaiacyl ether as one of the most common structure in lignin has been proposed. The catalyst system ...

• The effect of Potato virus S infection on late blight severity in selected potato genotypes 

  Lin, Yu-Hsuan; Johnson, Dennis A.; Pappu, Hanu R. (4/30/2012)

  Late blight, caused by Phytophthora infestans, is an important disease of potato. Potato cv. Defender is the only cultivar with foliar resistance to late blight. However, this cultivar exhibited susceptibility to infection ...

• Exploring Smart Home Sensor Placement Algorithms 

  Crandall, Aaron S.; Thomas, Brian L.; Cook, Diane J. (4/27/2012)

  With the continued success of research into using smart homes for elder care applications, there is a commiserate drive to build tools to assist in the deployment of these smart technologies in the real world. This deployment ...

• Preconstruction services - new roles & responsibilities 

  Cherf, Rick W.; Gunderson, David E. (3/30/2012)

  Pre-Construction Services in Built Environment

• Effects of an alfalfa (medicago sativa) buffer strip on leached 15N Nitrate values: implications for management of hydrologic in losses (B11C-0491) 

  Kelley, Christopher J.; Keller, Kent C.; Smith, Jeffery L.; Evans, R. Dave; Harlow, Ben (3/30/2012)

  Agriculture massively perturbs the global nitrogen cycle. Our agricultural practices affect major N transmission pathways to water resources, aquatic ecosystems, and the atmosphere.

• HealthWISE: engaging student pharmacists in elementary school science education 

  Woodard, Lisa J.; Wilson, Judith S.; Blankenship, James; Quock, Raymond M.; Lindsey, Marti; Kinsler, Janni J. (3/30/2012)

  HealthWISE - a unique service-learning elective improving student pharmacist communication and health promotion skills while reaching out to communities in elementary school science education.

• Whose job is harder? Assessments of the job effort requirements by mothers, fathers, and non-parents in and outside of academic science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines 

  Magnuson, Nancy; Kmec, Julie A. (3/30/2012)

  Mothers employed in academic science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines perceive they must work harder than fathers in STEM/non-STEM and mother in non-STEM disciplines.

• Waterpipe (Hookah) smoking effects and study design 

  Shishani, k.; Howell, D.; Lamp, A.; Short, B.; Byers, A.; Cameron, J.; Roll, J. (3/30/2012)

  The purpose of this study is to describe waterpipe (hookah) smoking behaviors in intermittent smokers.

• Engineering artificial microRNA-based resistance against tospoviruses 

  Mitter, Neena; Chua, Keith; Bag, Sudeep; Mitchell, Roger; Williams, Sarah; Pappu, Hanu R. (3/30/2012)

  Custom-designed, artificial micro-RNAs are shown to provide targeted suppression of virus replication in infected plants thereby making plants resistant to virus infections

• Rapid, Highly Sensitive and Quantitative Molecular Assays for Investigating Virus-Host and Virus-Virus Interactions using Negative-Stranded RNA Viruses as a Model System. 

  Chingandu, Noma; Druffel, K.; Schroeder, K.; Okubara, P.; Pappu, Hanu R. (3/30/2012)

  A highly sensitive method was developed and used for determining virus levels and to study the movement and distribution of viruses in infected plants.

• The theory of single-session manualized abreactive ego state therapy for combat stress injury PTSD and ASD 

  Barabasz, Arreed F.; Barabasz, Marianne; Watkins, John G. (3/30/2012)

  Ego State Therapy (EST) had emerged from a psychodynamic understanding of personality as a product of an individual's multiplicities (ego States), to a conceptualization of how ego-energized and object-energized elements ...

• A cost analysis of an emergency department care coordination program 

  Jathar, Rahul S.; Murphy, Sean M. (3/30/2012)

  A cost analysis to help determine if CCARE program at Providence SHMC, Spokane is the panacea for cost drain caused by non-medically necessary ER visits.

• Effects of hormones on sweet cherry seed germination 

  Allan, Matthew; Koepke, Tyson; Oraguzie, Nnadozie; Dhingra, Amit (3/30/2012)

  Increasing seed germination translates to higher success of finding the next best sweet cherry variety.

• The effect of azolla on denitrification and greenhouse gas production in wetlands. 

  Jacobs, Allison E.; Harrison, John A. (3/30/2012)

  A wetland with floating plants was observed to have higher nitrogen gas production rates than a wetland without floating plants indicating possibility of increased denitrification.

• Wildfire hazards: an analysis of duration, cost and size 

  Bayham, Jude; Yoder, Johnathan (3/30/2012)

  Wildfires may last longer, be larger, and cost more because of emphasis on protecting residential property.

• Power efficiency in high performance computing 

  Lu, Teng; Hegde, Rajath; Shirazi, Behrooz; Pande, Partha (3/30/2012)

  Power-performance tradeoffs of emerging multi-core platforms with Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling in High Performance Computing

• A qualitatiave analysis of transgender youth: body dissatisfaction vs. body satisfaction 

  Ola, Cindy; McGuire, Jenifer K. (3/30/2012)

• Profiles of social relationships for low-income youth in physical activity based positive youth development programs 

  Ullrich-French, Sarah; McDonough, Meghan H.; Anderson-Butcher, Dawn; Amorose, Anthony (3/30/2012)

  Participants in a physical activity based positive youth development program formed three groups based on patterns of their social relationships, groups had distinct program outcomes.

• A vegetative pattern formation aridity classification scheme along a rainfall gradient: an example of desertification control. 

  Kealy, Bonni J.; Wollkind, David J. (3/30/2012)

  A classification scheme for vegetative patterning along a rainfall gradient in an arid flat environment is developed from an interaction-diffusion plant-surface water model.

• Evaluation of ion mobility mass spectrometry (IMMS) for determining the isomeric heterogeneity of bovine submaxillary mucin (BSM) 

  Li, Hongli; Bendiak, Brad; Kaplan, Kimberly; Siems, William; Hill, Herbert H. Jr. (3/30/2012)

  Rapid separation and analysis of isomeric species are essential steps in the analytical protocol of carbohydrate structure analysis for glycomics research. This study evaluated the use of ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) ...

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