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Oral History Interview, Anique Ruiz (2541)
(2025-08-19)In her 2025 interview with Dadit Gunarwanto Hidayat, Anique Ruiz discusses her role as the WiscAMP STEM Inspire program manager and shares how WiscAMP helps underrepresented STEM students at UW-Milwaukee. While her educational ... -
DEVELOPING A NOVEL ROBOT-AIDED TELEREHABILITATION SYSTEM FOCUSING ON HUMAN UPPER LIMB
(2026-05)Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term disability worldwide, placing an unsustainable burden on healthcare systems due to the requirement for high-intensity, one-on-one manual therapy. While robot-assisted rehabilitation ... -
TARGETING CDKN1A WITH UC2288 TO ENHANCE OSTEOGENESIS: MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS, DIFFERENTIATION PATHWAYS, AND BIOMATERIAL-BASED DELIVERY STRATEGIES
(2026-05)p21 (CDKN1A) is a regulator of the cell cycle, involved in halting cell division, coordinating DNA repair, and contributing to both senescence and apoptosis. In addition to these functions, recent evidence indicates another ... -
COMPARISON OF TRADITIONAL ANTENATAL CARE AND CENTERINGPREGNANCY®: MATERNAL AND INFANTS OUTCOMES
(2025-12)Background: Despite progress in antenatal care (ANC), maternal and infant health disparitiespersist, especially among socioeconomically marginalized populations. Traditional Antenatal Care (TAC), though effective for ... -
COMMUNICATIVE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BLACK STUDENTS AT AN HBCU AND BLACK STUDENTS AT A PWI: A CO-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE.
(2025-12)Black students’ experiences in higher education can vary significantly between predominantly White institutions (PWIs) and historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). The dissertation examines how these differing ...
