InNervate VR: Can Virtual Reality Teach Anatomy?By Amber May Ackley and Karla I. Chang Gonzalez InNervate VR is a virtual reality application that seeks to improve anatomy education by teaching innervation, a concept that traditionally is challenging for students.
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The Human Intestine in a Test TubeBy Rachel Elizabeth Stading Creating a controllable in a vitro model that mimics the human intestine in a test tube is essential for understanding the human body.
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Are Wild Sea Turtles Feeding During Nesting?By Nicole Guentzel Assessing less-invasive methods to study the intersection of nutrition and reproduction of wild olive ridleys in Ostional, Costa Rica.
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Influential Factors of Undergraduate MigrationBy Sara Adnan AlBanna Understanding the influences on the decision of migration from and towards the Arabic Gulf for undergraduate studies amongst high school graduates.
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Designing Better Glucose Sensors for Diabetes PatientsBy Christopher Wright How a patient with diabetes developed new fabrication techniques that could lead to huge advances in glucose sensors
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Thinking in Three Dimensions: Investigating Cell Mechanotransduction in 3D-Printed ScaffoldsBy Darby Jane Ballard and Erica Michelle Huebner Understanding the effects of mechanical stimuli on cell behavior may be the key to engineering tissues.
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Utilization of Violence and Human Sacrifice Among the MocheBy Richard Dally Behold! The Moche of Pre-Columbian Peru and their sanguineous practice of human sacrifice.
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Shining Light on TuberculosisBy Camella J. Carlson Modeling the lung fo an innovative TB detection method.
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Second Life as a Synchronous E-Learning ToolBy Taylor Bell As institutions continue to push toward more online courses, it is imperative that the quality of education be maintained even as the delivery method changes, and one way to accomplish that is through the use of interactive worlds like Second Life.
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Binomial Rhapsody: Turning Math into MusicBy Ritika Bhattacharjee How composing music from continuous mathematical functions could change the way we perceive human-algorithmic interaction and actually make us more creative.
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Charlotte's Web: Words, Weaving, and WomanhoodBy Rebecca Baumgarten Charlotte is a unique literary spider who saves Wilbur through feminine channels of power: spinning and language.
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Mixed Reality: The VR Experience Visualized for ScreensBy John Donaldson Using a virtual camera, we can display VR content for screens in a more visually appealing and informative way.
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