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1 likes 92 playsWe were originally working on promoting supplier diversity at the University. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have pivoted to working on promoting local businesses in…
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0 likes 115 playsDarja Filippova (Comparative Literature, Phd candidate and artist) and Natalie Romero Marx (Montclair University faculty, filmmaker and artist) will present an 8-min…
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0 likes 99 playsThe purpose of this research project is to measure the degree to which the current trend of reverse immigration of Italians to Albania is attributable to Albania's…
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1 likes 142 playsBrain-computer interfaces are one of humanity's most ambitious goals. This technology promises to augment our cognitive and physical abilities by allowing us to…
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1 likes 59 playsBritish Prime Minister Winston Churchill's speeches in the House of Commons from May and June 1940 have now achieved legendary status, but initially they…
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0 likes 36 playsThe current special education landscape engenders distrust. We designed a website connecting parents of children with special education needs to high-quality resources,…
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1 likes 100 playsThe serrated (saw-shaped) coins of the Carthaginians, Romans, Seleucids, and Antigonids remain an enigma in the history of coinage. A large reason for this has been the…
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1 likes 31 playsCarbon is a primary component of most present-day commodities and can be viewed as the backbone of our global economy. Carbon dioxide is considered one of the most…
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0 likes 33 playsZeolites are crystalline, solid Brønsted acid catalysts with tunable micropore (< 2 nm diameters) networks that act as molecular sieves by selectively…
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0 likes 85 playsIntricate stories line the quiet spaces in and around living cells. Capturing these microscopic stories and communicating them to people in creative, accessible ways…
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0 likes 22 playsShallow carbonates represent one of the most abundant archives of Earth history. Specifically, carbonate geochemistry serves as a proxy for paleoclimate parameters such…
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