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Investigating the Modulation Effects of Black Raspberry Polyphenols on Gut Microbial Metabolome
Liu, Xuyu ( 2021-08 )The gut microbiome affects many aspects of human health including response to cancer treatments. A healthy gut microbiota serves important functions in maintaining the gut barrier's structural integrity and enhance responses ... -
Restorative Justice: Dismantling Structural Racism Within the U.S. Criminal Justice System Through Decolonization
Salsbury, Eleanor ( 2021-08 )This paper explores restorative justice as a function to effectively dismantle structural racism in the U.S. criminal justice system through a decolonization lens. The significance of my inquiry is to analyze how the ... -
Contagious Holiness in the Priestly Tabernacle
Patterson, David ( 2021-08 )The idea that holiness can be contagious, meaning that holiness is transmitted by physical contact between objects, is found in four passages in the Pentateuch; Exodus 29:37, 30:29; Leviticus 6:11, 6:20 (English 6:18, ... -
Delay Characterization of Cyclone V FPGA
Patterson, Caitlin ( 2021-08 )Each new generation of FPGAs features smaller transistor sizes and more densely arranged features. This thesis updates and builds upon the work of Sedcole and Cheung on the 90 nm Cyclone II FPGA by measuring delay variability ... -
Rising College Tuition and its Effects on College Finance: New Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997
Xie, Mingxin ( 2021-08 )To study students' borrowing behaviors in response to the rising tuition, we construct an OLS regression model to analyze the state tuition effect on multiple college finance approaches. Using the National Longitudinal ... -
Recreating the "Origins of the Elements" Planetarium Show and Curriculum Module
Kulp, Jessica ( 2021-08 )In 2019, OSU Astronomy student Krisann Stephany created the original "Origins of the Elements" planetarium show and curriculum module for the Arne Slettebak Planetarium at the Ohio State University (OSU). It was created ... -
Identifying the effects of sugar meal composition and concentration on microbiota diversity in the Aedes aegypti midgut
Wong, Zi ( 2021-08 )Aedes aegypti are a well-known source of vector borne diseases (World Health Organization, 2020). These female mosquitoes transmit disease via blood feeding. Their midguts contain microbiota that influence their physiology ... -
Rationality and Efficiency in NFL Gambling Markets
Williams, Alexander ( 2021-08 )Football pointspread betting permits unusually direct examination of market behavior compared to traditional asset markets. We present analysis of the pointspread market as a proxy for testing efficiency and rational ... -
A Comprehensive Examination of Trumpism: American Politics as a Zero-Sum Game
Flanagan, Colin ( 2021-05 )This thesis investigates the effects of demographics on modern American electoral politics. Despite recent sociological works and media conjecturing, there is little agreement on increasing polarization and among what ... -
Row: The Bus Designed with the Driver in Mind
Feng, Jenny ( 2021-05 )Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, public transit bus drivers put their lives on the line to provide the essential service of transportation. Bus drivers risk contracting COVID-19, at the same time, cases of violence towards ... -
Hive - A Digital Product System for Shared-Use Makerspaces and Workshops
Mosher, Benjamin ( 2021-05 )"Products" as we understand them within the design discipline, can be categorized into two general groupings; products predominantly used by a sole individual, and products shared amongst many users. Exploring this idea ... -
Evaluation of Short-term Outcomes of Tracheostomy Procedures in a NICU Population With High Ventilator Settings
Banks, Laura ( 2021-05 )Objective: Investigation of whether tracheostomy placement in infants requiring high ventilator pressure is safe and effective. Study Design: Case series with chart review Setting: Tertiary children's hospital Methods: ... -
Griff : A Simple Daily Aid
Todd, Lauren ( 2021-05 )Arthritis can hold many people back from living everyday life with confidence. These individuals generally must learn to live with pain and inaccessible tasks. What if there was a simple tool to make life easier for those ... -
Scientific Thinkers STEM Outreach Program: Impact on Volunteer's Skills and Diversity Awareness
Queiser, Kayleigh J. ( 2021-05 )Scientific Thinkers STEM outreach program is an Ohio State University student organization for undergraduate and graduate students. Volunteers in the program deliver hands-on science experiments to local elementary students ... -
Seeing the Exceptional in the Unexceptional: Reconstructing the Josephinum Bible
McCandless, Rose ( 2021-05 )The Josephinum Bible is a fragmented thirteenth-century Bible manuscript, and one 73-leaf portion of the manuscript has lain relatively unnoticed at the Pontifical College Josephinum in Columbus, Ohio for over 20 years. ... -
The Role of Maternal Stress and Gut Microbiome in Modulating Maternal, Fetal, and Adult Offspring Immune Function and Offspring Behavioral Outcomes
Bischoff, Allison ( 2021-05 )Exposure to stress in utero is associated with the development of mood and neurodevelopmental disorders in offspring, including generalized anxiety disorder, depression, and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). While the ... -
Changing Trends in Research on Turkish Migrants in Germany
Soucek, Genevieve ( 2021-05 )Turks started immigrating to Germany in the 1960s and 1970s as guest workers, or "Gastarbeiters." Around 3 to 5 million Turks have moved to Europe in the past few decades, with a majority settled in Germany (Sirkeci & ... -
Ingres' Raphael and La Fornarina: The Marriage of Classicism and Romanticism
Shehadi, Benjamin ( 2021-05 )Ingres' Raphael and La Fornarina series represents the perfect marriage of Classicism and Romanticism. The relationship between Raphael and his mistress, identified in the 18th century as La Fornarina, was a popular scene ... -
Suicide During the Great Depression
Seikel, Margaret ( 2021-05 )In existing sociological, economic, and epidemiological research, evidence supports a strong correlation between business cycle fluctuations and the suicide rate. However, much of this scholarship uses aggregate vital ... -
Mathematical Modeling of the Calcium Binding Proteins Calmodulin and Troponin C
Hauck, Garrett ( 2021-05 )Cellular calcium either directly controls, or at a minimum modulates nearly, if not, all human functions. As such, the structural motif that forms the calcium binding pocket (EF-hand) is one of the most common protein ...