ETD Pilot

Items

• Forging creation: Avant -garde collaborations between the World Wars.
• Interactions between two different surfactants in mixed monolayers at various interfaces and in mixed micelles.
• Synthesis of C-glycosides via Ramberg-Backlund reaction.
• Localization and regulation of phospholipase D in mitogenic signaling.
• Towards conspiracy theory: Revolution, terrorism and paranoia from Victorian fiction to the modern novel.
• Study partnerships: A self-regulatory resource for learning among college students.
• The art and activism of Hugo Gellert: Embracing the specter of Communism.
• Inversion of displacement operators and structured matrices.
• Investigation of MAL gene regulation in Saccharomyces.
• Subversive humor: The performance art of Hannah Wilke, Eleanor Antin, and Adrian Piper.
• Crux christi/cristes rod: Interpreting the Anglo -Saxon cross.
• Play for mortal stakes: Funerals as modernist acts of fiction.
• From feelings to words: Processes of symbolization in mother infant interaction and their implications for adult psychotherapy.
• "Who in the world she might be": A contextual and stylistic approach to the early music of Joni Mitchell [and] "The Art of Eating": Seven songs on texts about food by contemporary women writers.
• Hemispheric differences in the effect of selective attention on the electrophysiological response to semantic processing.
• The relation between oral reading and silent reading comprehension skill.
• Edward Simmons, a painter and a yankee in the Gilded Age.
• Sex differences in the *conditioned rewarding effects of cocaine: Role of hormonal mechanisms.
• Henrietta Shore: American modernist.
• Newton's iteration for structured matrices.
• School -based consultation and assessment: Communication patterns and educational implications.
• The satellite syndrome: Disability in Victorian literature and culture.
• Stability analysis of multidimensional digital filters.
• That which stimulates and numbs us: The museum in the age of trauma.
• Cyborg theatre: Corporeal /technological intersections in multimedia.