ETD Pilot

Items

• Dynamics of preschoolers self-regulation: Viewed through the lens of conflict resolution strategies during peer free -play.
• The ecology, geology, and history of Inwood Hill Park in northern Manhattan, New York County, New York.
• Modernism, media, abstraction: Mies van der Rohe's photographic architecture in Barcelona and Brno (1927--1931).
• The spice of popery: Euroamericans and interfaith conflict and coexistence on the Maine frontier, 1688--1727.
• The paradoxes of diversity: Race, class, and gender relations in a federal bureaucracy.
• Charged particle energy transfer for parallel and concentric cylindrical nanotubes.
• Edgework: Boundary crossing among the Hasidim.
• Mimetics of beta-galactosylceramide with simple ceramide substitutes: Synthesis and binding to gp 120 of HIV -1, and, Enactment of chemistry knowledge by a high school student at a summer program.
• A modular multicasting algorithm with a contour discovery approach.
• Macromolecular transport in heart valves and blood vessel walls.
• Modern -day griots: Imagining Africa, choreographing experience, in a West African performance in New York.
• Serotonergic systems in the regulation of sexually dimorphic responses to cocaine.
• Structural elucidation and dynamic studies of MO tripeptide diastereomers (M = technetium-99m, technetium-99, rhenium): An extension to targeted radiopharmaceuticals.
• Demographic issues in infant health in the 1990's and measurement issues in costing Medicaid expansions.
• The culture of proof: Science, religion, and photography in America, 1780--1875.
• Slavery in the classical utopia: A comparative study.
• Non-perturbative collective properties of trapped ultracold atomic gases.
• Non -Abelian hydrodynamics and anomalies in quark gluon plasma.
• Against redemption: Interrupting the future in the fiction of Vladimir Nabokov, Kazuo Ishiguro and W. G. Sebald.
• Demand for diversity: The global expansion of Chinatown's food system.
• The new freedom and the radicals: Woodrow Wilson, progressive views of radicalism, and the origins of repressive tolerance, 1900--1924.
• In search of the public good: Agenda setting and policy formulation for post -9/11 New York City.
• Empire's footprint: Expulsion and the United States military base on Diego Garcia.
• Using museum resources to enrich urban science education: Teacher agency, identity transformation, and Creolized sciences.
• The site and mechanism of postingestive carbohydrate reinforcement detection in flavor preference conditioning.