• Late Holocene Climate-Flood Relationships on the White River, Indiana, USA 

  Wright, Maxwell N. (2022-05)

  The frequency and magnitude of floods in the midcontinental United States have increased in recent decades due to changing precipitation patterns as global temperatures rise. These trends pose major social and economic ...
• “This Great Building Belongs To Everyone”: Interrogating Claims About Inclusiveness and Exploring the Role of Nostalgia in the 1970s and 1980s Historic Preservation Movement at Union Station in Indianapolis, Indiana 

  Butterworth, Alexis Victoria (2022-05)

  Union Station is a unique historic building in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. The station, which first opened in 1853, has connected the history of the evolution of travel and the city of Indianapolis and, in the late ...
• The Kinetics of Antibody Responses to Plasmodium Vivax Vaccine Candidate Antigens in Brazilians with Acute Vivax Malaria 

  Tashi, Tenzin (2022-05)

  Plasmodium vivax malaria is geographically widespread and remains a significant public health burden in the Americas, Southeast Asia, and the western Pacific. In order to achieve the end goal of malaria eradication, a ...
• Spatial Transcriptomics Analysis Reveals Transcriptomic and Cellular Topology Associations in Breast and Prostate Cancers 

  Alsaleh, Lujain (2022-05)

  Background: Cancer is the leading cause of death worldwide and as a result is one of the most studied topics in public health. Breast cancer and prostate cancer are the most common cancers among women and men respectively. ...
• Evaluation of a Participant Co-designed Lifestyle Change Program for Youth 

  Alharbi, Basmah Saleh (2022-05)

  Introduction: Increasing obesity in children leads to an increase in the risk of Type 2 diabetes (T2D). Therefore, it is important to promote healthier lifestyles in youths and encourage their caregivers(s) to provide a ...

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