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Weibezahn, Annie
(University of Oregon, 2022)
At any given moment, our brain is processing a large amount of sensory information, yet we are only consciously aware of a small portion of it. Information that we perceive must reach a perceptual threshold, which is defined ...
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Hutcherson, Ella
(University of Oregon, 2023)
This thesis explores how engaged, or community-centered, journalism might best meet the needs of social natives, or people currently ages 18-24, who have different and more hyper-personalized engagement patterns than their ...
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Han, Alexis
(University of Oregon, 2022)
By conceptualizing Oregon’s history of immigrants’ rights activism as the Oregon sanctuary movement, this research project takes an interdisciplinary lens to analyze historic and modern expressions of sanctuary as a means ...
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Johnson, Ireland
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Large bone defects and fractures caused by trauma or disease remain a serious challenge for orthopedic surgeons, and there is a need for more effective treatment strategies to repair injured bone. Bone autografts, a tissue ...
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Klein, Charlotte
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Stormwater runoff from urban and suburban areas carries pollutants, adversely affecting water quality in local waterways. In the Eugene-Springfield metro area, a specific stormwater pollutant of concern is zinc- a known ...
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Forsman, Sofi
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Anthropogenic nutrient enrichment can rapidly change ecosystem functions and diversity, as well as plant tissue composition. This research explores the impacts of soil nutrient enrichment on insect-plant relationships in ...
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McLean, Jack
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Unlike animals, plants possess the unique ability to pass on mutations to progeny that arise both through meiotic (germline) and mitotic (somatic) division. In spite of these two sources of genetic variation, mutation rates ...
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Waghorn, Lucy
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Glaciers around the world are retreating at increasing rates, prompting concerns over sea level rise and the future of the cryosphere. In southern Alaska, some have retreated while their neighbors have advanced, indicating ...
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Price, Margery
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Graywater is non-sewage wastewater from washing machines, bathing, and cleaning. It can be recycled if particles of shampoo, soap, and other contaminants can be removed, usually by filtration through a medium such as gravel ...
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Elliot, Annaliese
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Previous research demonstrates how maternal psychopathology is associated with negative infant outcomes; however, there is minimal research on intergenerational transmission. Specifically, there is a lack of literature on ...
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Bergen, Sebastian
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Long-standing tradition in larval biology has been to categorize invertebrate larval developmental strategies into two general modes: lecithotrophic versus planktotrophic development. Lecithotrophic larvae hatch from eggs ...
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Fear, Karly
(University of Oregon, 2022)
Critically-sized bone defects experience delayed regeneration correlated to deficient protein signaling at the injury site. Delivering the potent growth factor bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2) to the defect is a promising ...
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Linder, Sam
(University of Oregon, 2023)
"In this project, I aim to integrate principles of retributive justice and restorative justice into a comprehensive philosophy of justice that can punish wrongdoers while still acknowledging and respecting their humanity. ...
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Landers, Katie
(University of Oregon, 2023)
INTRODUCTION: Stress has adverse health risks, especially during adolescent development, and can lead to depression or death by suicide. The present study examined the associations among nature exposure, physical activity, ...
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Almajed, Mohamed
(University of Oregon, 2023)
Exclusionary zoning policies impose restrictions on the development of housing with the intention or effect of excluding certain groups or classes of people. By favoring certain demographics, such policies can disproportionately ...
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