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76 Yamaguchi, AyakoDevelopment of techniques to deliver transgenes into neurons of amphibiansSociety for Neuroscience Meeting 2017viral vector; Xenopus laevis; vocalizations2017
77 Yamaguchi, AyakoSpeech-related gene foxp2 expression in the central vocal pathways of the African clawed frogsSociety for Neuroscience Meeting 2018foxp2; vocalizations; Xenopus laevis2018
78 Yamaguchi, AyakoRhythm generation, coordination, and initiation in the vocal pathways of male African clawed frogscentral pattern generator; vocalization; parabrachial area; hindbrain; bilateral coordination; motor programs2016
79 Myntti, Jeremy5 Photo Scanning TipsPresentation on digitizing photographs at the RootsTech Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.Family history; Digital images; Photographs2019-02-28
80 Myntti, JeremyPersonal Digital ArchivingPresentation on personal digital archiving for family history work at the RootsTech Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.Family history; Personal digital archiving2019-03-01
81 Myntti, JeremyDiscovering Your Family in Digital LibrariesPresentation on using digital libraries in family history research at the RootsTech Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.Family history; Digital libraries2019-02-28
82 Chrysler, AndrewEffect of material properties on a subdermal UHF RFID antennaThis paper explores a subdermal RFID antenna at 918 MHz. The antenna, made from ink encapsulated in thin sheets of biocompatible PET, is designed to be implanted in the fat layer just below the skin, with the muscle acting as a lossy ground plane. The antenna is a patch that uses a T-slot for matchi...Implantable Antennas; Subdermal antennas; Tattoo Antennas; Radio Frequency Identification (RFID); Conductivity2018
83 Malinowski, NicholasImproving water heaters for sustainabilityBuildings use about 40% of the total U.S. energy demand. Water heaters provide hot water for a variety of building uses including sinks, showers, dishwashers, washing machines, and space heating. Water heaters are the second most energy intensive appliances in a common household. Typically a home...Water heaters; Energy efficiency; Electricity; Emissions; Natural gas2018
84 Steed, Molly Rose; Myntti, Jeremy; Kinkade, StefanoAudiovisual accessibility: Evaluating workflows for closed captioning and transcripts; AMIA posterThe University of Utah's J. Willard Marriott Library is working on a grant funded project to explore methods for generating and displaying closed captions and transcripts for digital audiovisual resources. Without a text analog available for this type of content, users with a disability such as hear...Closed captioning; Transcripts; Audiovisual resources; Accessibility2018
85 Keller, Tawnya Mosier; Myntti, JeremyChapter 9: "What were we thinking?" Successes and lessons learned after going live with our digital preservation programThe J. Willard Marriott Library at the University of Utah began to seriously investigate preserving its digital assets in 2008 and went live with a digital preservation system (DPS) in 2014. This chapter serves as a case study of the library's overall digital preservation program, and discusses the ...Digital preservation; Higher education programs; Workflow2019
86 Neatrour, Anna L.Kindles, card catalogs, and the future of libraries: A collaborative digital humanities projectLibrarianship is a profession that often inspires commentary both from practitioners within the profession and the public who use libraries. For librarians keeping up with the field, the literature is often engaged with predicting the effects of culture, policy or technology on libraries, sometimes ...library, future, topic modeling, digital humanities2018-04
87 Jacob, C.C.Report on seepage losses from state reservoir on Logan River, UtahThe data secured from the gaging stations above and below the State Reservoir on Logan River from 1913 to 1916 indicated a variable loss of water which has been held by certain parties to result directly from the storage of water in the reservoir. To determine more definitely the extent and probabl...Logan River (Utah); Seepage - Reservoir1916-11-30
88 Bianchi, CarloCoupling of building and vegetation resolving urban microclimate model with a building energy simulation programThe objective of this work is to develop and validate a coupled fast-running Building Energy Modeling/Microclimate model for use in developing site-specific design strategies which minimize energy and water use All the micro-climate variables affecting the building energy consumption, such as solar ...Building energy modeling; Urban; Microclimate; Simulation; Energy; Environment2018-08
89 Legorburu, GabrielEnergy modeling framework for optimizing heat recovery in a seasonal food processing facilitySocietal, cultural and economic factors are driving food processors to reduce energy consumed per unit mass of food. This presents a unique problem because time variant batch processing using low to medium grade heat is common in food production facilities. Heat recovery methods may be implemented b...Energy efficiency; Food industry; Heat recovery; Optimization; Simulation2018-07-20
90 Gibson, BryanUsing a Patient Safety Organization to Sharing Real-Time Safety Information with Patients and FamiliesThis project will address [the problem of patient harm] with the effective use of existing health IT to provide a way for patients to view real-time patient safety…Using an existing Patient Safety Organization (PSO) platform, patients will be engaged in the use of real-time safety information and ...Real-time safety; Patient care; Patient Safety Organization2016
91 Gibson, BryanWireframes for Patient Facing Real Time Safety DashboardPresentation developed to 1) prevent safety issues whenever possible, and 2) react quickly and effectively when safety issues occur.Safety record; Patient care2017
92 Myntti, JeremyUtah Digital Newspapers: The past, present, and futurePresentation on the development of Utah Digital Newspapers in the Digital Library at the Mountain West Digital Library Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah.Digital newspapers; Digital Library2018-07-11
93 Nesdill, DaureenElectronic Lab Notebooks on CampusElectronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs) were first developed for pharmacy and corporate research. Numerous ELNs were developed. These ELNs were complex and very expensive - $40,000 to set up one lab and $1000 per person per year to maintain. They were not appropriate for university research groups. Eventual...Electron Lab Notebooks; Labguru; Lab Archives; Collaboration; REDCap; Campus site license2016
94 Nesdill, DaureenReproducible research and electronic notebooksReproducibility of research is an increasing concern as researchers move from print to a hybrid print/electronic to a totally electronic research project. In addition, research in many disciplines rely on large datasets, i.e. Big Data. Funding agencies have responded to this concern by addressing th...Electronic Lab Notebooks; Reproducible research; Data management; Collaboration; Best practices; Provenance; Audit trail; Metadata2016
95 Nesdill, DaureenStings from The Hive: Challenges of launching the University of Utah Data RepositoryA series of challenges are described during the launching of The Hive, the data repository of the University of Utah.Collaboration; Data Repository implementation; DOI; Samvera; Creative Commons2018
96 Nesdill, DaureenIntroducing LabArchives to the University of UtahThe University of Utah is an R-1 university with overall sponsored projects totaling over $459 million in 2017. The top agencies funding research are NSF, NIH, DOD and DOE. Over the years technological improvements have increased the amount of digital storage required for research. Faculty were seek...Electronic Lab Notebooks; LabArchives; Data management; Pilot project2018
97 Adamczyk, AbbyA model to integrate data curation services with additional campus services related to researchThe University of Utah has three libraries: main, health sciences, and law. The librarians at the main and health sciences libraries are working together to improve current services and develop new services for researchers. A recent survey of research resources on campus and on the University websit...Data curation services; Development; Research data life cycle; Data repositories; Data management plans2012
98 Nesdill, DaureenElectronic lab notebooks: What librarians need to knowMultidisciplinary projects and increased collaborations with colleagues worldwide increases the complexity of managing projects. Even managing the projects over the course of a career is cumbersome. ELNs provide an efficient system of organizing the work, the data and related documentation. Finding ...Electronic Lab Notebooks: Data; Collaboration; Security; Documentation; Data Management Plans; Marketing2013
99 Love, AprilFrom subject selectors to college and interdisciplinary teamsThe renovation of the J .Willard Marriott Library, coupled with the changing responsibilities of public services librarians and the decreases in financial support, has forced librarians to evaluate their strategic alignment. The new Knowledge Commons has become the center for in-person reference and...Subject specialists; Organization-Library; Collection Development; Outreach; Cross-disciplinary; Collaboration2010
100 Didier, Richard C.Linking microclimate and energy use with a low cost wall mounted measurement systemUrban microclimate plays a critical role in overall urban energy demand and efficiency. At the building scale, energy use and internal conditions are directly impacted by local microclimate. The direct link between building energy use and local microclimate is through building envelope heat fluxes. ...Microclimate; Energy; Temperature; Humidity; Arduino; EnergyPlus2016-06
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