ASU Scholarship Showcase
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- 1003 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- 439 Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
- 371 School of Life Sciences
- 263 Biodesign Institute
- 147 School of Human Evolution and Social Change
- 137 Department of Physics
- 136 College of Health Solutions
- more
- 132 Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability
- 118 School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
- 107 School for the Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy
- 97 School of Earth and Space Exploration
- 95 Department of Psychology
- 94 School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment
- 93 School of Biomedical and Health Systems Engineering
- 82 School of Sustainability
- 78 School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
- 67 Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
- 66 Immunotherapy, Vaccines and Virotherapy
- 65 School of Nutrition and Health Promotion
- 59 School of Computing, Informatics and Decision Systems Engineering
- 54 School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning
- 47 School of Molecular Sciences
- 42 Lai, Ying-Cheng
- 40 ASU-SFI Center for Biosocial Complex Systems
- 40 College of Nursing and Health Innovation
- 40 College of Public Service and Community Solutions
- 40 New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
- 38 Center for Evolution and Medicine
- 36 Department of Biomedical Informatics
- 36 Personalized Diagnostics
- 36 W.P. Carey School of Business
- 31 Simon M. Levin Mathematical, Computational and Modeling Sciences Center
- 27 School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences
- 26 Innovations in Medicine
- 25 Center for Environmental Security
- 24 Santello, Marco
- 22 Chowell-Puente, Gerardo
- 20 Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics
- 19 Center for Biosignatures Discovery Automation
- 19 Curtiss, Roy
- 19 Halden, Rolf
- 19 Institute of Human Origins
- 19 Janssen, Marco
- 17 Department of Speech and Hearing Science
- 17 Gurney, Kevin
- 17 Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering
- 17 Meldrum, Deirdre
- 15 Chemical Engineering
- 15 Huang, Zi-Gang
- 15 Williams, David
- 14 Anderies, John
- 14 College of Integrative Sciences and Arts
- 14 LaBaer, Joshua
- 14 Mechanical Engineering
- 14 School for the Future of Innovation in Society
- 14 School of Politics and Global Studies
- 14 Swette Center for Environmental Biotechnology
- 13 Center for Behavior, Institutions and the Environment
- 13 Decision Theater Network
- 13 Security and Defense
- 12 Amdam, Gro
- 12 Center for Biological Physics
- 12 Center for Metabolic and Vascular Biology
- 12 Huang, Liang
- 12 Johnston, Stephen
- 12 Materials Science and Engineering
- 12 McGraw, Kevin
- 12 Nickerson, Cheryl
- 12 Stafford, Phillip
- 12 Wang, Wen-Xu
- 11 Aerospace Engineering
- 11 Barrett, the Honors College
- 11 Belitsky, Andrei
- 11 Center for Biosensors and Bioelectronics
- 11 Garcia-Pichel, Ferran
- 11 Global Security Initiative
- 11 LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science
- 11 Liebig, Juergen
- 11 Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
- 11 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- 10 Center for the Study of Institutional Diversity
- 10 Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts
- 10 Lee, Rebecca
- 10 Olive, M. Foster
- 10 Roland, Kenneth
- 10 Wang, Yalin
- 9 Adams, Marc
- 9 Aoki, Toshihiro
- 9 Borges, Chad
- 9 Brownell, Sara
- 9 Huberty, Jennifer
- 9 Nedelkov, Dobrin
- 9 Nelson, Randall
- 9 Smith, Brian
- 9 Smith, David
- 9 Tao, Nongjian
- 9 Tongay, Sefaattin
- 9 Viboud, Cecile
- 9 Wang, Junwen
- 9 Wang, Liping
- 267 PLOS ONE
- 91 SCIENTIFIC REPORTS
- 43 NATURE COMMUNICATIONS
- 29 PROCEDIA ENGINEERING
- 29 SUSTAINABILITY
- 28 FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY
- 25 ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY
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- 20 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS
- 19 PEERJ
- 18 FRONTIERS IN MICROBIOLOGY
- 16 ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS
- 16 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
- 14 BMC GENOMICS
- 14 GENOME ANNOUNCEMENTS
- 13 BMC PUBLIC HEALTH
- 13 ICARUS
- 13 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH
- 12 APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS
- 12 SCIENCE ADVANCES
- 11 BMC BIOINFORMATICS
- 11 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE COMMONS
- 11 JOURNAL OF MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOLOGY EDUCATION
- 11 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B
- 9 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVES
- 9 FRONTIERS IN NEUROSCIENCE
- 9 PLOS COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY
- 9 REMOTE SENSING
- 9 ROYAL SOCIETY OPEN SCIENCE
- 8 BIOMED RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL
- 8 BMC INFECTIOUS DISEASES
- 8 ENERGY PROCEDIA
- 8 FRONTIERS IN HUMAN NEUROSCIENCE
- 8 GENOME BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
- 8 eLIFE
- 7 ADVANCES IN METEOROLOGY
- 7 AIP ADVANCES
- 7 BIOGEOSCIENCES
- 7 BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY
- 7 EVOLUTION, MEDICINE, AND PUBLIC HEALTH
- 7 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH
- 7 JOURNAL OF NEUROENGINEERING AND REHABILITATION
- 7 PHYSICAL REVIEW D
- 7 SENSORS
- 6 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN FUNCTIONS
- 6 BMC PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH
- 6 ENTROPY
- 6 FRONTIERS IN AGING NEUROSCIENCE
- 6 FRONTIERS IN NEUROROBOTICS
- 6 HYDROLOGY AND EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCES
- 6 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH GEOGRAPHICS
- 6 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS
- 6 NUTRIENTS
- 6 NUTRITION JOURNAL
- 6 ONCOTARGET
- 6 PHYSICAL REVIEW E
- 6 PHYSICS LETTERS B
- 5 BMC MEDICINE
- 5 CHAOS
- 5 ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
- 5 ECOSPHERE
- 5 EDUCATION SCIENCES
- 5 ELEMENTA: SCIENCE OF THE ANTHROPOCENE
- 5 ENERGIES
- 5 FRONTIERS IN PUBLIC HEALTH
- 5 FRONTIERS IN SYSTEMS NEUROSCIENCE
- 5 MALARIA JOURNAL
- 5 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 5 PHYSICAL REVIEW B
- 5 SCIENTIFIC DATA
- 5 WATER
- 4 BMC CANCER
- 4 BMC NEUROSCIENCE
- 4 BMC RESEARCH NOTES
- 4 CBE-LIFE SCIENCES EDUCATION
- 4 FRONTIERS IN NEUROLOGY
- 4 FRONTIERS IN ZOOLOGY
- 4 G3-GENES GENOMES GENETICS
- 4 GENOME BIOLOGY
- 4 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS
- 4 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES
- 4 IUCrJ
- 4 JOURNAL OF VISUALIZED EXPERIMENTS
- 4 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
- 4 NEUROIMAGE: CLINICAL
- 4 NPJ MICROGRAVITY
- 4 PLOS PATHOGENS
- 4 URBAN PLANNING
- 4 VIROLOGY JOURNAL
- 3 APPLIED SCIENCES
- 3 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL
- 3 BIODIVERSITY DATA JOURNAL
- 3 BMC BIOLOGY
- 3 BMC HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
- 3 CELL REPORTS
- 3 CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS
- 3 CHEMICAL SCIENCE
- 3 COGENT ENGINEERING
- 3 DECISION SCIENCES
- 3 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS
- 3 FRONTIERS IN BIOENGINEERING AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
- 1868 Public
- 2 arizona
- 2 climate change
- 2 desert city
- 2 environment
- 2 outdoor thermal comfort
- 2 public transport
- 2 scenario planning
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- 2 urban climate
- 2 urban design
- 2 urban form
- 1 12 pages
- 1 Activism
- 1 Archives
- 1 Arizona
- 1 Arizona State University. Institute for the Science of Teaching and Learning
- 1 Biochemistry
- 1 Charles Austen
- 1 Chicana
- 1 Chicano
- 1 Climate change
- 1 Diagnostics
- 1 ENVI-met model
- 1 Friendship
- 1 Golub-Kahan bidiagonalization
- 1 Google glass
- 1 Jane Austen
- 1 Korteweg stresses
- 1 Labor
- 1 Mexican American
- 1 Urban planning
- 1 accessibility
- 1 adaptation
- 1 advocacy
- 1 agriculture
- 1 antiquity
- 1 archaeology
- 1 archives
- 1 climate justice
- 1 climate-sensitive urban design
- 1 comparitive genomic
- 1 cooling efficiency
- 1 dance
- 1 data
- 1 desert
- 1 digital
- 1 discrepancy principle
- 1 fingering patterns
- 1 food-energy-water nexus
- 1 generalized cross validation
- 1 genome annotation
- 1 genomic library
- 1 government information
- 1 green infrastructure
- 1 hazard
- 1 heat
- 1 history
- 1 human-computer interaction
- 1 institutions
- 1 iteratively reweighted schemes
- 1 land cover
- 1 large-scale inverse problems
- 1 librarianship
- 1 local climate zones
- 1 local-scale urban meteorological parameterization scheme
- 1 mean radiant temperature
- 1 microclimate
- 1 miscible fluids
- 1 movement
- 1 pedestrian
- 1 pedestrian routing
- 1 phoenix
- 1 physiologically equivalent temperature
- 1 policy adoption
- 1 preservation
- 1 probabilistic scenario comparison
- 1 public finance
- 1 public health
- 1 regularization parameter estimation
- 1 remote sensing
- 1 reptile genomic
- 1 risk
- 1 salivary urea
- 1 sensible heat flux transition
- 1 sensing
- 1 sewage
- 1 shade
- 1 sky view factor
- 1 somatics
- 1 southwest
- 1 spatial planning
- 1 sustainability
- 1 thermal comfort routing
- 1 thermal stress
- 1 tortoise
- 1 unbiased predictive risk estimator
- 1 urban heat island
- 1 urban planning
- 1 vulnerability
- 1 vulnerability assessment
- 1 walkability
- Spatial Climate Justice and Green Infrastructure Assessment: A Case Study for the Huron River Watershed, Michigan, USA
- Advocating for Transparency and Access to Information
- Can location value capture pay for transit? Organizational challenges of transforming theory into practice
- Capillary Movement of Miscible Fluids
- Accounting for uncertainty and variation in accessibility metrics for public transport sketch planning
Polymerases that synthesize artificial genetic polymers hold great promise for advancing future applications in synthetic biology. However, engineering natural polymerases to replicate unnatural genetic polymers is a challenging problem. Here we present droplet-based optical polymerase sorting (DrOPS) as a general strategy for expanding polymerase function that employs an optical sensor to monitor polymerase activity inside the microenvironment of a uniform synthetic compartment generated by microfluidics. We validated this approach by performing a complete cycle of encapsulation, sorting and recovery on a doped library and observed an enrichment of ∼1,200-fold for a model engineered polymerase. We then applied our method to ...
- Contributors
- Larsen, Andrew, Dunn, Matthew, Hatch, Andrew, et al.
- Created Date
- 2016-04-05
There is mounting evidence to suggest that the urban built form plays a crucial role in household energy consumption, hence planning energy efficient cities requires thoughtful design at multiple scales - from buildings, to neighborhoods, to urban regions. While data on household energy use are essential for examining the energy implications of different built forms, few utilities providing power and gas offer such information at a granular scale. Therefore, researchers have used various estimation techniques to determine household and neighborhood scale energy use. In this study we develop a novel method for estimating household energy demand that can be applied ...
- Contributors
- Zhang, Wenwen, Guhathakurta, Subhrajit, Pendyala, Ram, et al.
- Created Date
- 2018-01-05
The common formula used for converting a chi-square test into a correlation coefficient for use as an effect size in meta-analysis has a hidden assumption which may be violated in specific instances, leading to an overestimation of the effect size. A corrected formula is provided.
- Contributors
- Rosenberg, Michael, Biodesign Institute, Center for Evolution and Medicine, et al.
- Created Date
- 2010-04-07
The termites evolved eusociality and complex societies before the ants, but have been studied much less. The recent publication of the first two termite genomes provides a unique comparative opportunity, particularly because the sequenced termites represent opposite ends of the social complexity spectrum. Zootermopsis nevadensis has simple colonies with totipotent workers that can develop into all castes (dispersing reproductives, nest-inheriting replacement reproductives, and soldiers). In contrast, the fungus-growing termite Macrotermes natalensis belongs to the higher termites and has very large and complex societies with morphologically distinct castes that are life-time sterile. Here we compare key characteristics of genomic architecture, focusing ...
- Contributors
- Korb, Judith, Poulsen, Michael, Hu, Haofu, et al.
- Created Date
- 2015-03-04
In spite of the recent interest and advances in linear controllability of complex networks, controlling nonlinear network dynamics remains an outstanding problem. Here we develop an experimentally feasible control framework for nonlinear dynamical networks that exhibit multistability. The control objective is to apply parameter perturbation to drive the system from one attractor to another, assuming that the former is undesired and the latter is desired. To make our framework practically meaningful, we consider restricted parameter perturbation by imposing two constraints: it must be experimentally realizable and applied only temporarily. We introduce the concept of attractor network, which allows us to ...
- Contributors
- Wang, Le-Zhi, Su, Riqi, Huang, Zi-Gang, et al.
- Created Date
- 2016-04-14
Maximally random jammed (MRJ) particle packings can be viewed as prototypical glasses in that they are maximally disordered while simultaneously being mechanically rigid. The prediction of the MRJ packing density ϕMRJ, among other packing properties of frictionless particles, still poses many theoretical challenges, even for congruent spheres or disks. Using the geometric-structure approach, we derive for the first time a highly accurate formula for MRJ densities for a very wide class of two-dimensional frictionless packings, namely, binary convex superdisks, with shapes that continuously interpolate between circles and squares. By incorporating specific attributes of MRJ states and a novel organizing principle, ...
- Contributors
- Tian, Jianxiang, Xu, Yaopengxiao, Jiao, Yang, et al.
- Created Date
- 2015-11-16
Tree-like structures are ubiquitous in nature. In particular, neuronal axons and dendrites have tree-like geometries that mediate electrical signaling within and between cells. Electrical activity in neuronal trees is typically modeled using coupled cable equations on multi-compartment representations, where each compartment represents a small segment of the neuronal membrane. The geometry of each compartment is usually defined as a cylinder or, at best, a surface of revolution based on a linear approximation of the radial change in the neurite. The resulting geometry of the model neuron is coarse, with non-smooth or even discontinuous jumps at the boundaries between compartments. We ...
- Contributors
- Herrera-Valdez, Marco A., Suslov, Sergei, Vega-Guzman, Jose M., et al.
- Created Date
- 2014-07-09
Essential or enduring understandings are often defined as the underlying core concepts or “big ideas” we’d like our students to remember when much of the course content has been forgotten. The central dogma of molecular biology and how cellular information is stored, used, and conveyed is one of the essential understandings students should retain after a course or unit in molecular biology or genetics. An additional enduring understanding is the relationships between DNA sequence, RNA sequence, mRNA production and processing, and the resulting polypeptide/protein product. A final big idea in molecular biology is the relationship between DNA mutation and polypeptide ...
- Contributors
- Marshall, Pamela, New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences
- Created Date
- 2017-08-11
A high-sensitivity, fully passive neurosensing system is presented for wireless brain signal monitoring. The proposed system is able to detect very low-power brain-like signals, viz. as low as -82 dBm (50 μVpp) at fneuro > 1 kHz. It is also able to read emulated neural signals as low as -70 dBm (200 μVpp) at fneuro > 100 Hz. This is an improvement of up to 22 dB in sensitivity as compared with previously reported neural signals. The system is comprised of an implanted neurosensor and an exterior interrogator. The neurosensor receives an external carrier signal and mixes it with the ...
- Contributors
- Lee, Cedric W. L., Kiourti, Asimina, Chae, Junseok, et al.
- Created Date
- 2015-06-01
In proteins, functional divergence involves mutations that modify structure and dynamics. Here we provide experimental evidence for an evolutionary mechanism driven solely by long-range dynamic motions without significant backbone adjustments, catalytic group rearrangements, or changes in subunit assembly. Crystallographic structures were determined for several reconstructed ancestral proteins belonging to a GFP class frequently employed in superresolution microscopy. Their chain flexibility was analyzed using molecular dynamics and perturbation response scanning. The green-to-red photoconvertible phenotype appears to have arisen from a common green ancestor by migration of a knob-like anchoring region away from the active site diagonally across the β barrel fold. ...
- Contributors
- Kim, Hanseong, Zou, Taisong, Modi, Chintan, et al.
- Created Date
- 2015-01-06