• Testing Luminescence Dating Methods for Small Samples from Very Young Fluvial Deposits 

  Spencer, Joel Q. G.; Huot, Sebastien; Archer, Allen W.; Caldas, Marcellus M.

  The impetus behind this study is to understand the sedimentological dynamics of very young fluvial systems in the Amazon River catchment and relate these to land use change and modern analogue studies of tidal rhythmites ...
• An experimental evaluation of cattail (Typha spp.) cutting depths on subsequent regrowth 

  Moorberg, Colby J.; Ahlers, Adam A

  Cattail (Typha spp.) expansions can negatively affect both native wetland flora and fauna diversity, and active management is often needed to maintain wetland habitat quality. Cattail removal is often non-permanent, requiring ...
• Faculty Beliefs about the Nature of Intelligence 

  Rubin, Lisa M.; Dringenberg, Emily A.; Lane, Jessica J.; Wefald, Andrew J. (2019-10)

  Educators shape the learning experiences of students in the classroom. Their views on intelligence influence the beliefs students have about their own abilities to learn. Astin (2016) cautioned, "The faculty culture regards ...
• Environmental & architectural phenomenology. Vol. 31, issue 1 

  Seamon, David (Kansas State University. Architecture Department, 2020)

  Besides “items of interest,” and “citations received,” this issue includes the following items: An “in memoriam” for architectural theorist Bill Hillier, who died in November; Entries relating to Goethean science as a ...
• Characterization and numerical simulation of liquid refrigerant R-134a flow emerging from a flooded evaporator tube bundle 

  Asher, William E.; Eckels, Steven J. (2019)

  The distribution of liquid droplets emerging from an evaporator tube bundle is characterized for refrigerant R-134a with a triangular tube arrangement with a pitch of 1.167. The purpose of this research was to improve ...

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