Graduate School
7 events found.
Week of Events
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Land Tenure in Acadian Agricultural Settlements, 1604-1755: Cultural Retention and the Emergence of Custom
Land Tenure in Acadian Agricultural Settlements, 1604-1755: Cultural Retention and the Emergence of Custom
Carol Blasi, candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in History, will be defending their dissertation.
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Feeding the Empire: Grain, Warfare, and the Persistence of the British Atlantic Economy, 1765-1815
Feeding the Empire: Grain, Warfare, and the Persistence of the British Atlantic Economy, 1765-1815
Patrick Callaway, Doctor of Philosophy in History, will be defending their dissertation.
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Mountain Livelihoods in a Time of Change: A Case Study of Upper Mustang in Nepal
Mountain Livelihoods in a Time of Change: A Case Study of Upper Mustang in Nepal
Sandesh Shrestha, candidate for the Master of Science in Forest Resources, will be defending their thesis.
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2000 Year Detailed Climate Reconstruction from Spresso Ice Core
2000 Year Detailed Climate Reconstruction from Spresso Ice Core
Elena Korotkikh, candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Earth and Climate Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
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The Body as Transformative Art
The Body as Transformative Art
Virginia Valdes, candidate for the Master of Fine Arts degree in Intermedia, will be defending their thesis.
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Performance of the Intrac Wireless Activity Tracking System for the Afari Assistive Device
Performance of the Intrac Wireless Activity Tracking System for the Afari Assistive Device
Drew Browning, candidate for the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
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A 2000 Year Long Climate History of Central Asia, Based On Paleoclimate Proxies, Weather Station Records, Climate Reanalyses and Ice Core Chemical Records
A 2000 Year Long Climate History of Central Asia, Based On Paleoclimate Proxies, Weather Station Records, Climate Reanalyses and Ice Core Chemical Records
Charles Rodda, candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Climate Change and Earth and Climate Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
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Novel Configurations of Ionic Polymer-Metal Composites (Ipmcs) As Sensors, Actuators, and Energy Harvesters
Novel Configurations of Ionic Polymer-Metal Composites (Ipmcs) As Sensors, Actuators, and Energy Harvesters
Seyed Ehsan Tabatabaie, candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending their dissertation.
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Optimizing Components for Rapidly Deployable Structures Made out of Reinforced Thermoplastic Sandwich Panels
Optimizing Components for Rapidly Deployable Structures Made out of Reinforced Thermoplastic Sandwich Panels
Adam Letourneau, candidate for the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
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Tanycytes of the Ventral Third Ventricle and Their Role in Hypothalamic Energy Balance
Tanycytes of the Ventral Third Ventricle and Their Role in Hypothalamic Energy Balance
Noelle Leon-Palmer, candidate for the Master of Science in Zoology, will be defending their thesis.
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Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of MAPK Signaling During JC Polyomavirus Infection
Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of MAPK Signaling During JC Polyomavirus Infection
Joanne DuShane, candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Molecular and Biomedical Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
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The Association of Late-Life Depression, Cognitive Functioning, and Sleep Disorder in Aging
The Association of Late-Life Depression, Cognitive Functioning, and Sleep Disorder in Aging
Jessica Aronis, candidate for the Master of Arts degree in Psychological Sciences, will be defending their thesis.
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The Effects of Activated Galpha on Mapk and Formin During the Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Pheromone Response
The Effects of Activated Galpha on Mapk and Formin During the Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Pheromone Response
Andrew Hart, a candidate for Master of Science in Microbiology, will be defending their thesis.
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Predicting Response of Potato and Barley to Climate Change in Maine Using the Crop Model DSSAT
Predicting Response of Potato and Barley to Climate Change in Maine Using the Crop Model DSSAT
Brogan Tooley, candidate for the Master of Science in Plant Soil and Environmental Science, will be defending their thesis.
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Examining the Relationship between a Universal Screening Measure and a State Reading Assessment for Middle-Level Students
Examining the Relationship between a Universal Screening Measure and a State Reading Assessment for Middle-Level Students
Karen G. Smith, candidate for the Ed.D degree in Education: Individualized Program, will be defending their dissertation.
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A Tale of Two Genes: A Clinicogenetic Spectrum of Neuromuscular Disease Mouse Models
A Tale of Two Genes: A Clinicogenetic Spectrum of Neuromuscular Disease Mouse Models
Paige Martin, a Doctor of Philosophy in Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering, will be defending their dissertation.