As the study of nonprofit organizations and their operating environment has become increasingly interdisciplinary, scholars have leveraged business strategies to increase[...]

A geometric bowtie design for the purpose of mimicking (matching) and/or mitigating (reducing) the thermal expansion effects between two laterally opposing structures is [...]

Making sure that books get used in academic libraries is a never ending challenge for subject librarians. Do we purchase only what is requested? Do we purchase books just[...]

The Grand Challenges for Assessment in Higher Education project is a collaborative effort of 10 endorsing organizations and over 400 volunteers to increase the extent to [...]

Open access policies are a well-established practice within the scholarly communications landscape; numerous research universities passed policies more than ten years ago[...]

Many institutional repositories continue to struggle with low engagement. A combination of factors is often at play, including overburdened faculty, confusion about copyr[...]

Replicative capacity of a cell is strongly correlated with telomere length regulation. Aberrant lengthening or reduction in the length of telomeres can lead to health ano[...]

Melodrama became the dominant mode in movies, with spectacular conflicts of good versus evil focusing on clear-cut heroes fighting monstrous villains. Such melodramatic f[...]

Structural identification through finite element model updating has gained increased importance as an applied experimental technique for performance-based structural asse[...]

Structural identification has received increased attention over recent years for performance-based structural assessment and health monitoring. Recently, an approach for [...]