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Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Fiat Panis: Food Security and Biopolitics in the Committee for World Food Security, Joshua Bowman
Machine Learning Interpretability in Malware Detection, William Ryan Brigugilio
Development of Low Particle Emission Brake Rotors, Ran Cai
Abjection and the Maternal Body: Rethinking Kristeva and Phenomenology, Dana Louise Carson
Control Strategies of DC–DC Converter in Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle, Pronay Kumar Chakrobarty
Integrated Thermal Systems and Controls Modelling for AUTO Mode Simulation and Optimization, Mingzhe Chang
Impoverished Destiny: Neoliberal Governance in Poverty Reduction Strategies, Sydney Chapados
Beehive and Icci, Nicolas Charlton
Weight Reduction in Electric Motors: Aluminum vs Copper Wires, Lucas Chauvin
An Approach of QoS Evaluation for Web Services Design With Optimized Avoidance of SLA Violations, Peng Cheng
The Influence of Relative Age on Developmental Outcomes in Female Ice Hockey, Laura Mae Marie Chittle
A deep life: The application of stable isotopes to understand deep-sea environments with a focus on latitudinal gradients, Laurissa Christie
Cable Tension Monitoring using Non-Contact Vision-based Techniques, Chaoyang Chu
E-Professionalism in Undergraduate Nursing Students, Jessica Chu
Development of Graphene-Filled Fluoropolymer Composite Coatings for Condensing Heat Exchangers, Mitchell Jacob Cierpisz
Molecular Techniques to Advance the Conservation of Imperilled Freshwater Fishes, Ryland George Corchis-Scott
An Explorative Case Study of the Perceptions and Attitudes of Lebanese School Educators toward the Integration of Outdoor Education in the Teaching of School Curricula, Ziad Fawaz Dabaja
Optimal Allocation of STATCOMs and Wind-Based Distributed Generators using a Stochastic Mathematical Program, Mahzan Dalawir
Nonlinear Phenomena during the Electrochemical Oxidation of Sulfur Compounds, Michelle Dao
A Hybrid Hypothesis for Understanding the Relation Between ADHD Symptoms, Facebook Use, and Social Distress and Loneliness, Shanna Deasley
Imaginary Ancestors, Derek Deneau
Adaptive Indoor Pedestrian Tracking Using Foot-Mounted Miniature Inertial Sensor, Ravindra Kumar Dhanapal
Design of a Real-Time Method for Detection and Evaluation of Corrosion in Vehicles, Kunj Dhonde
Shelf Life, Alexa Maria DiCecco
The Role of Bounded Rationality in School Improvement, Brandy L. Doan