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Charlotte Hogg, Texas Christian University - What Sororities Can Tell Us About Belonging
What can sororities teach us about belonging?
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Sriniwas Pandey, Binghamton University - Platform Recommendations and Diverse Opinions on Social Media
What happens when platforms recommend opinions instead of users?
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Maria Steenland, University of Maryland - Stark Mortality Difference Between Pregnancy and Abortion
There are stark mortality differences between pregnancy and abortion.
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Cole McFaul, Georgetown University - Pulling Back the Curtain on China’s Military-Civil Fusion
How do we pull back the curtain on China’s use of AI in its military?
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Beatrice Golomb, University of California San Diego - New Diagnostic Code for Gulf War Illness
What is Gulf War Illness and why is recognition important?
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Khan Iftekharuddin, Old Dominion University - How Does Non-Invasive Detection of Aggressive Brain Tumor Recurrence Work
On Old Dominion University Week: A non-invasive method for detecting an aggressive brain tumor could be key for patients.
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Hong Qin, Old Dominion University - How Fast Can a Viral Variant Spread?
On Old Dominion University Week: How fast can a viral variant spread?
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Maryam Golbazi, Old Dominion University - Where the Heat Hits Hardest
On Old Dominion University Week: When it’s hot out, some places are hotter than others.
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Tiffany Zhu, Old Dominion University - How Should AI Talk About Us?
On Old Dominion University Week: Can AI chatbots spread generalizations?
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George McLeod, Old Dominion University - Building Digital Twins of Our World to Improve Coastal Resilience
On Old Dominion University Week: Coastal resilience will be key going forward in a warming climate.
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Jinglu Jiang, Binghamton University - Multitasking and Phishing Emails
Are you good at multitasking?
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Carlena Ficano, Hartwick College - Systemic Barriers Faced By Minority and Women Entrepreneurs
The intersection of race, gender, and financial access needs further study.
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Indranil Bardhan, University of Texas at Austin - A Positive Lesson From COVID-19 Clinical Trials and IT Capabilities Decreased Death Rates in Hospitals
What do electronic medical records have to do with declining COVID mortality rates at hospitals?
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Raymond Goodrich, Colorado State University - Testing a Promising New Cancer Immunotherapy in Ovarian Cancer Patients
There may be encouraging news for ovarian cancer patients on the way.
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Edison Bicudo, Aston University - How Language and Cognition Shape Our Societies and Political Life
Language can shape our societies and our political lives.
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Alex DiFeliceantonio, Virginia Tech - Ozempic, Wegovy May Help Reduce Alcohol Use
On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Week: Can weight loss drugs help reduce alcohol use?
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Read Montague, Virginia Tech - Parkinson's and Essential Tremor
On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Week: How do we distinguish which symptoms belong to what neurological disease?
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Stephanie DeLuca, Virginia Tech - Intensive Therapy Benefits For Infants and Toddlers With Cerebral Palsy
On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute Week: Early interventions are key for children with cerebral palsy
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Sarah Lessard, Virginia Tech - Keto Diet, Exercise and High Blood Sugar
On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute Week: Can a diet help you get more benefits from exercising?
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Zhen Yan, Virginia Tech - Weightlifting Beats Running for Blood Sugar Control
On Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Virginia Tech Week: Is there a better exercise than running for blood sugar control?
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Xiaolu Zhou, Texas Christian University - AI in World Regional Geography Education
On Texas Christian University Week: Geography education may be getting an upgrade thanks to AI.
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Amina Zarrugh, Texas Christian University - DNA-Based Ancestry Testing and Misunderstandings of Race
On Texas Christian University Week: Have you sent your DNA off to be tested?
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Melissa Reynolds, Texas Christian University - The (Deep) History of Media and Medical Misinformation
On Texas Christian University Week: Misinformation in the medical field is not new.
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Jeannine Gailey, Texas Christian University - Rewriting the Body Story
On Texas Christian University Week: What you think about your body’s appearance can have many effects on your well-being.
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Ariane Balizet, Texas Christian University - How Studying Shakespeare Makes Better Leaders
On Texas Christian University Week: Making better leaders going forward is key; so how do we do so?
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Bridger Ruyle, New York University - The Drugs in Your Drinking Water
On New York University Week: Where are PFAS chemicals in our wastewater facilities coming from?
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Joyce G. Onyenedum, New York University - How Specialized Cells Help Plants to Climb
On New York University Week: How do vines climb so quickly?
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Yuki Miura, New York University - See Your Neighborhood Underwater
On New York University Week: Seeing is believing, especially when it comes to natural disasters.
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