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How do Fish Adapt to Extreme Environments?

Hennigh, Sam; Hallaq, Tom (Kansas State University, )

Extreme environments allow for the investigation of life’s capacity and limitations to cope with far-from-average environmental conditions. Springs rich in hydrogen sulfide (H2S) represent some of the most extreme freshwater ...
Hungry Heartland: College Students

Howard, Bridget; Jaeger, Natalie; Yu, Han; Joglekar, Shreepad; Hallaq, Tom G. (Kansas State University, 2018)

Kansas State University is only one of many college campuses in a food desert. Student on limited incomes and often without reliable transportation can find themselves with limited access to unprocessed food. When Sophia ...
Hungry Heartland: The Cuba Story

Bresser, Jack; Schippers, Desiree; Yu, Han; Joglekar, Shreepad; Hallaq, Tom G. (Kansas State University, 2018)

Most of the 150 or so residents of Cuba, Kansas are above the age of 60. Citizens grow their own vegetables in home gardens and share the surplus with their neighbors. The Cuba Cash Store is a central gathering place and ...
Microanalytical Methods for Investigation of the Inflammatory Response

Guidry, Nate; Hallaq, Tom (Kansas State University, )

A central focus of this research is the development of microfluidic devices for manipulating single cells and conducting measurements of cell chemical reactions using electrical and optical techniques. Microfluidic devices ...
National Agricultural Biosecurity Center

Mach, Carolina C.; Olberding, Lisa Marie; Hallaq, Tom G. (Kansas State University, )

Animal Disease Response Training is a one-day, eight-hour awareness-level course for the non-traditional agricultural responder in rural communities. Many of those on the front line of defense during a high-consequence ...
Physport

Shores, Andrew; Hallaq, Tom (Kansas State University, )

This project is developing a web-based, validated instrument to monitor, as the academic term progresses, student understanding of a wide range of introductory physics concepts. The distinguishing feature of the approach ...
Polyploidy

Curtis, Katherine; Hallaq, Tom (Kansas State University, )

A team of three scientists from Kansas State University, Michigan State University and the Desert Botanical Garden are investigating polyploidy (the condition of having more than one set of chromosomes) and diversity in ...
Relevate

Cannizzaro, Anthony R.; Hallaq, Tom G. (Kansas State University, )

I wanted to reach out about the work I've been doing with Relevate, which is a mobile hub for trustworthy and relevant romantic relationship resources. We are a multidisciplinary team of researchers who are on a mission ...
Retreat

Kirakosyan, Arpine; Reed, Brittany; Hallaq, Tom G. (Kansas State University, )

I do a national community outreach of scholars (graduate students and academics) who might feel isolated in a predominantly white institution, due to being from a traditionally under-represented group. This is a trend in ...
Starving Students: A Pike Valley Story

Carter, Emma; Yu, Han; Joglekar, Shreepad; Hallaq, Tom G. (Kansas State University, 2018)

It takes a village to feed hungry school children. Nowhere is this more evident than in the Pike Valley school district where local food producers donate their products to a unique school lunch program. At the Pike Valley ...