No battery, long lifespan wireless sensor distributed network system for remote monitoring
and asset management, as well as for surveillance and security.
UAA's first startup company, Zensor.
Seasonality and economic behavior.
Relevant for financial market outcomes, and for a broader set of social and economic
behaviors.
Breaking new ground to determine the role of eye dynamics in the ethical decision making process. Potential for new tools for teaching ethics and understanding decision making.
Design and evaluation of thin-shell latex-modified concrete barrel roof units for
low cost housing in Alaska.
Potential pharmaceutical therapeutics for:
Alzheimer's, ischemic trauma and dysfunctional insulin sensitivity.
Obesity
Stroke
Liver dysfunction
Oral cancer related to chewing tobacco.
Diseases associated with neuro-myopathy, such as MS.
Traumatic head injuries, a foremost concern in athletes and the military. Developed an instrumented mouthguard
with custom wireless capabilities that measures impact and effects.
Novel treatments for pathologies related to an oxygen-starved human heart.
Rapid analysis of vitamin D in the field, which is relevant to the health of Alaskans in rural areas and to people around
the globe.
Computational modeling of organic polymers for the modeling of protein flexibility to capture detailed quantitative characterizations.
Broadening the understanding of social and cultural worlds, over time, particularly between the Cubans and Ghanaian via art and dance.
Identify the occurrence of two food and water contaminants of emerging concern to
Alaskans (copper in drinking water and phthalates (plastic residue) in fish).
Contribute significantly to the field of literacy studies and to the study of the
history of the English language.
Histories of the English language tend not to take into account the experiences of
individuals and families.
New technology for de-icing sidewalks for safety and wind turbine blades to improve the power production, reduce mechanical water, and extend the life span
of the system.
