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MathWriter: An Intelligent Full Screen Mathematical Editor
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MathWriter: Quick Reference Card
Unknown author (1991) -
MathWriter: The Scientific Word Processor for the Macintosh
Cooke, J. Robert; Sobel, E. Ted (Brooks Cole Publishing Company, Pacific Grove, California, 1991)MathWriter introduces new tools that permit you to compose your scientific manuscripts at the keyboard. These tools allow you to focus on substance rather than form. MathWriter was designed especially for authors of ... -
Melting fat: Modeling the Effects of RFAL using Invasix BodyTiteTM system
Fung, Ashley; Hua, Kevin; Nadig, Malavika; Wan, Gary (2015-05-19)Radio-Frequency Assisted Liposuction (RFAL) is a recent technique that shows promise compared to traditional procedures in terms of safety, recovery times, and results. Currently, however, there lacks an accurate computational ... -
Memorial Statements for the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering (1939 through 2016) Cornell University Faculty
Cooke, J. Robert; Furry, Ronald B. (Internet-First University Press, 2017-04-20)The University Faculty has always followed the practice of including within the faculty records a memorial resolution on the death of one of its members. This is a collection of just such memorials. -
MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS REPORT
Cooke, J . Robert (1985-06)Instructional computing is undergoing dramatic change in the Department of Agricultural Engineering at Cornell . In the past two years, nearly all of the instructional computing has been shifted to microcomputers, ... -
Mike Walter reminisces
Walter, Michael F.; Rehkugler, Gerald E. (Internet-First University Press, 2013-09-03) -
Mobility of Heavy Metals in Soils Ten Years after Sludge Applications
Lee, Susie (Internet-First University Press, 2005-08-03)This is a poster presentation concerning the research involved in exploring heavy metal mobility in soils after sludge applications. -
A Model of Transdermal Drug Delivery through Electroporation
Adair, James; Chou, Emily; Metzloff, Matt; Tse, Truman (2021-05)Electroporation is a technique that applies high voltage pulses over short time periods, resulting in strong electric fields, to create micropores in cell membranes. When applied to the skin, electroporation causes Joule ... -
Modeling a Freeze-Thaw Cycle to Treat Lung Cancer
Dugard, Lauren; Hayes, Scott; Holter, Tara; Leviter, Julie (2009-05-08)This study examines the effects of pre-freezing on the RF ablation of lung cancer, a widespread disease in the United States. While current treatments utilize cryosurgery or RF ablation to destroy lung tumors, neither ... -
Modeling an Injection Profile of Nanoparticles to Optimize Tumor Treatment Time with Magnetic Hyperthermia
Eagle, Sonja; Wadsworth, Samantha; Wnorowski, Alexa (2015-05-19)Hyperthermia treatment to destroy cancerous tissue is a highly effective treatment strategy for malignant tumors. The goal of hyperthermia treatment is to raise the tumor temperature high enough to kill cancerous cells ... -
Modeling and Optimization of a Bioartificial Implant to Alleviate Diabetes
Hung, Ben; Fe, Alex; Schmidt, Greg (2008-07-23)Diabetes is a chronic disease that is characterized by a person having too high blood sugar levels due to the deficiency of insulin. If left untreated, there is serious risk for development of cardiovascular diseases, renal ... -
Modeling and Optimizing High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) Columns for the Separation of Biopharmaceuticals
Huang, Alex; Huang, Dantong; Yuan, Jie (2013-05-30)One of the most critical steps in the production of pharmaceuticals is the separation of the desired compound from reaction byproducts and environmental contaminants. Among the most sensitive of these methods is High ... -
Modeling Brain Cooling Helmets for Ischemia Patients
Wiechecki, Julie; Ranganath, Neel; McDonough, Brendan; Wind, Jessica (2010-05-21)In this project, we modeled the effectiveness of a cooling cap designed to lower brain temperatures by approximately 3°C in order to cause temporary hypothermia in the brain and thereby prevent further injury caused by ... -
Modeling brain cooling treatment approved for hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy in infants to treat stroke and cardiac arrest in adult patients
Christiansen, Michael; Rakhilin, Nikolai; Tarakanova, Anna; Wong, Kevin (2012-01-18) -
Modeling Carmustine Diffusion from Gliadel® Wafers in the Brain to Optimize Cancer Treatment and Minimize Damage to Healthy Tissue
Azar, Julian; Elacqua, Joshua; Peñaranda, David; Stone, Alexander (2016-05-16)Gliadel® wafers have been developed to circumvent traditional obstacles in brain cancer treatment. Chemotherapeutic drugs administered intravenously are rendered largely ineffective by the blood-brain barrier. Gliadel ... -
Modeling Concentration Profiles of Infliximab in Colon Wall to Ensure Efficacy of Drug-Eluting Biodegradable Stent in the Management of Crohn's Disease
Dennin, Sean; Li, Xing; Yang, Danrui (2013-05-30)Crohn’s disease (CD) is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the bowel affecting more than 500,000 people in the US. Current delivery mechanisms for CD medications lack site and time specificity. Advances in biomaterials ... -
Modeling Countercurrent Arteriovenous Heat Exchange and Blood Flow in a Finger Exposed to Cold
Albano, Greg; Slowskei, Lauren; Puckett, Lee; Reynolds, Aaron (2018-05-09)It is widely accepted among the scientific community that countercurrent heat exchange between blood vessels developed as an advantageous evolutionary trait for preserving body heat in humans and other animals; however, ... -
Modeling Dye Assisted Photocoagulation of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Cadesky, Lee; Suh, Jun Hyuk; Tian, Hongyi (2014-05-28)Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is major cause of blindness in Americans aged 50 years and up. In 2010, there were more than 2 million cases of AMD in the United States and the National Eye Institute projects that ... -
Modeling Flow Characteristics in Carotid Artery Bifurcation Afflicted with Atherosclerotic Plaques
Braun, Alexandra; Ford, Stellie Justin; Shumakovich, Marina; Sonnenfeldt, Alden (2013-05-30)Atherosclerosis is a condition characterized by the hardening of arteries due to the buildup of fatty substances, dead monocytes, and oxidized LDL particles. In advanced cases, atherosclerotic plaques form within artery ...