Taylor’s University Graduate Research Symposium 2021

WATS Graduate Student Research Symposium Schedule

Nicole Cappuccio, MS in Ecology Major Advisor: Dr. Scott Miller Assessing the applicability of California and Nevada’s stream bioassessment indices to BLM lands: Understanding land use effects on arid, isolated stream systems The health of streams and rivers has economic and biological importance to society and the environment. To ensure that aquatic resource integrity is maintained or restored...

Emory University — Laney Graduate School Stem Research

Fourth Annual Graduate Symposium

Alchemists, who sought to understand and manipulate the transformations material substances underwent, were challenged in the eighteenth century by attempt to define a rational approach to chemistry. Part of the motivation was to dissociate the emerging investigative techniques of chemical experimentation from the craft tradition associated with alchemical practice. In the 1780s a number of inv...

PURDUE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL Research Integrity and Copyright Disclaimer

Srivastava, Satyam Ph.D., Purdue University, May 2011. Display Device Color Management and Visual Surveillance of Vehicles. Major Professor: Edward J. Delp. Digital imaging has seen an enormous growth in the last decade. Today users have numerous choices in creating, accessing, and viewing digital image/video content. Color management is important to ensure consistent visual experience across i...

PURDUE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL Research Integrity and Copyright Disclaimer

Kirkpatrick, Michael S. Ph.D., Purdue University, August 2011. Trusted Enforcement of Contextual Access Control. Major Professor: Elisa Bertino. As computing environments become both mobile and pervasive, the need for ro­ bust and flexible access control systems comes to the fore. Instead of relying simply on identity-based mechanisms or multi-level classifications, modern information sys­ tems...