Joint SIG/USE-SIG/SI Research Symposium: Information Behavior in Workplaces

SYMPOSIUM Hatching Behavior in Turtles

Synopsis Incubation temperature plays a prominent role in shaping the phenotypes and fitness of embryos, including affecting developmental rates. In many taxa, including turtles, eggs are deposited in layers such that thermal gradients alter developmental rates within a nest. Despite this thermal effect, a nascent body of experimental work on environmentally cued hatching in turtles has reveale...

Information Security Behavior: Factors and Research Directions

This study presents an extensive literature review on information security behavior in the context of factors affecting security behavior of users in organizational environments. The study critically analyzes articles in the information security behavior and brings forward 18 themes for security practitioners and researchers to consider in implementing information security initiatives. The find...

An Integrated Human Information Behavior Research Framework for Information Studies

Human information behavior is emerging as an important component of information studies. As in many emerging research areas, one challenge is to identify important facets of human information behavior and understand how different methods can be best used to research these facets. This paper presents the framework of an approach to designing and synthesizing research studies in human information...

CURBS Research Symposium

Symposium on Undergraduate Research

ThEE2 1:45 PM: Beam alignment guide for laser experiments. Catherine R. DeMarco, Matthew E. Anderson, San Diego State Univ., USA. The Beam Alignment Guide for Laser Experiments (BAGLE) is an automated system that aligns visible and near-infrared optical beams. The responses of two quadrature detectors, located directly behind semi-transmissive mirrors, are analyzed electronically. A feedback lo...