• A non-trivial pursuit: Library Game Nights as a place to destress with campus partners. [Poster presentation] 

  Calabrese, Cara; Justus, Roger; Morgan, Abigail; Yarnetsky, Jerry

  Academic libraries work to not only provide access to information and support of scholarly pursuits, we also seek to provide a welcoming atmosphere for all campus constituents. One way MU Libraries does this is through our ...

• Data: Real-Time Bio-Layer Interferometry Ubiquitination Assays as Alternatives to Western Blotting 

  Page, Richard; DeSilva, Ruvindi

  Ubiquitination is a crucial cellular pathway enabling normal cellular functions such as cell cycle regulation, DNA damage repair, cell signaling, and maintenance of protein homeostasis. However, abnormalities or failures ...

• Lifting the Veil: How Networks Form, Operate, Struggle, and Succeed 

  Kunkel, Suzanne R.; Lackmeyer, Abbe E.; Graham, Robert J.

  Organizational networks have become an increasingly prominent approach to the provision of services for complex, multi-dimensional needs such as behavioral and mental health needs, HIV/AIDS, substance use disorders, and ...

• “The Forms of Things Unknown:” Insights from a Librarian-designed Shakespeare Course 

  Dahlquist, Mark; Makarowski, Rachel; Nagle, Sarah; Revelle, Andrew

  A Shakespeare and Film course taught by a librarian at Miami University was designed as a test bed for new models for supporting multimodal inforamtion creativity in academic libraries. This interactive panel conversation ...

• Tokyo voids: Extending Tokyo's public realm through it's forgotten voids 

  Tubeileh, Emad Tarek

  Despite global population growth, Japan's population is experiencing a decrease in population, contractions in part due to low birth rates, aging majority, and high life expectancy. As such, 10% of homes in Japan lay ...

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