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Use of eCommons for rapid dissemination of COVID-19 research
In order to maximize the discoverability of COVID-19 research, and to conform with repository best practices and the requirements of publishers and research funders, we provide special guidance for COVID-19 submissions.
eCommons: Recent submissions
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NYEaglePOPd Web Interactive: Software to investigate the population dynamics of Bald Eagles in New York State from 1990-2018
(2020-08-13)We assessed the population scale impacts of lead (Pb) toxicosis and lead exposure in Bald Eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) in New York State, USA from 1990-2018. The NYEaglePOPd software calculates and displays the current ... -
Active transportation and the emotion-stress-health link: virtual reality for assessing perceptual responses by pedestrians and bicyclists to the built environment
(2019-12-31)Active transportation has been recognized to promote environmental and physical wellbeing of people. However, demand for active modes (walking and bicycling) – which require physical effort, take longer, but may be free ... -
Additive Manufacturing of Compliant Mechanisms and Stretchable Sensors for Sensation, Grasping, and Locomotion in Soft Robotic Systems
(2020-05)Soft robotic systems are inherently safe for human interaction and are able to perform useful tasks such as grasping or locomotion. Reliably producing the complex, monolithic, 3D structures necessary in these systems remains ... -
Political Secrecy and Theatricality in Marlowe and Shakespeare
(2020-05)“Political Secrecy and Theatricality in Marlowe and Shakespeare” traces the transformation of the concept of political secrecy in Early Modern Britain and Europe, focusing on the role of dramatic literature in shaping the ... -
Serial Architectures: Nonfiction Film and the Built Environment, 1896-1920
(2020-05)This dissertation examines how nonfiction film was used to observe, analyze, and understand the built environment in the United States between 1896 and 1920. By focusing on the seriality of film and contemporary visual ...
