• Comparative Analysis of The Self- and Co-assembly of Type-I and Type-III Collagen 

  Eryilmaz, Esma (2015-12-09)

  Collagen represents the most abundant protein family in the human body which forms 30% of the total protein. Among different types, type-I and type-III are the two most abundant, respectively, in the heterotypic fibril ...

• Investigating the Inactivation, Physiological Characteristics and Transcriptomic Responses of Bacteria Exposed to Ionizing Radiation 

  Hieke, Anne-Sophie Charlotte (2015-08-19)

  Ionizing radiation is used for many different applications that require a reduction in microbial bioburden. Yet, the scientific literature remains unsettled when it comes to the relative biological effectiveness or kill ...

• Deep Drilling in the Highly Laminated Pinedale Anticline: Downhole Vibrations Study and Bit Dysfunction Diagnosis 

  Mann, Charles Brandon (2015-09-02)

  Ultra Petroleum has been drilling in the Pinedale Anticline in Wyoming since 2003. At that point in time, wells could take as much as 75 days to reach target depth. In the first quarter of 2015, Ultra Petroleum, has greatly ...

• Numerical Fluid Dynamics and Combustion Study of Emulsified Canola Oil Droplets in a Swirl Promoted Combustion Chamber 

  Li, Qibo (2015-08-27)

  Recently, straight vegetable oils (SVO) have been considered as combustion fuels due to their relatively high heating value and negligible content of sulfur and nitrogen, which is beneficial from the combustion point of ...

• "Opening that Trail in Their Mind": Communicative Practice of Trailblazing 

  Cosgriff Hernandez, Kevin-Khristian Jori (2015-09-21)

  Trailblazing can be understood as a process of negotiating communicatively constructed realities from the vantage of the social margins or an under-represented identity. An understanding of this process from the perspective ...

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