Diane Kravetz was born in 1944 in Chicago, Illinois and was raised in Baltimore, Maryland. She grew up in a conservative, Jewish home with a very traditional family upbringing..After graduating University of Maryland with ...

Heat abatement (e.g., soakers, fans) effectively reduces the negative physiological and production effects of heat stress, but no previous studies have documented effective interventions for the reduced lying times observed ...

Nitrogen oxides have negative human health impacts and play a central role in the production of secondary air quality pollutants like ozone and PM2.5. While day-time NOx cycling depends on photolytic reactions, night-time ...

In his three-part interview in 2016, Professor Bill Sugden of the McArdle Lab for Cancer Research discusses his life, focusing on his time studying cancer and virology. Born in NY in 1945 to an electrical engineer father ...

In his February 2007 interview, Dr. Greg Downey shares his thoughts and memories spanning from his time as a student in the mid 1980s all the way up to his time as a UW-Madison professor at the time of interview. He touches ...

In his four 2008 interviews with Troy Reeves, Ron McCrea offered stories and memories of his life, through the prism of gay activism. He spoke of the time period of the late 1960s/early 1970s to the present. This interview ...

In her 2012 interview with Jackie Bolduan, Laurie Beauchamp talks about her experiences in the conservative communities of Ironwood, Michigan and Green Bay, Wisconsin. She describes the spaces lesbians occupy in Green Bay ...

In their May 2012 interview with Ariel Eisenberg, members of the group Queer Narratives, talked about the forming of the group in 2008. Kiki, Admiral, Sabra, Kathlean, and Mark all talked about where they heard about the ...