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Predicting resilience among treatment-referred youth with a history of trauma exposure: an exploration of risk and protective factors.

Prabathi Gunathilake

The experience of professional nurse sexual identity management

Aaron Gendreau-Visco

Sexual identity management is a complex process that includes repeated decisions to disclose over time. This qualitative, descriptive study aimed to better understand the experience of sexual identity management for lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) professional nurses and the factors that influence sexual identity disc...

On diagnosis, interpretation and fairness in machine learning

Guancheng Zhou

A number of machine learning algorithms have been proposed and deliver superior empirical performances. However, the understanding of their mechanisms is hampered by the black-box nature of the algorithms. In this dissertation, we approach the problem from several different lens. One is visualization, with a data-drive...

Testing the feasibility and acceptability of a mindful self-compassion group workshop among individuals with eating disorders: A pilot study.

Brenna Williams

New Bayesian methods for longitudinal data analysis with complex dependence structures.

Anish Mukherjee

Healthcare access and agency in material culture: a specialized analysis of pharmaceutical artifacts from Louisville’s West End.

Sara (Deurell) Ignacio

The impacts of management practices on industrial hemp chemistry, physiology, and microbiome ecology.

Allison Rietman

From drawing to clay

Yaren Yildiz

This thesis explores the body as sensation rather than representation through ceramic sculpture and drawing. Grounded in a drawing-based practice, the work approaches clay as a responsive and transformative material that records touch, pressure, and time. Rather than depicting the human figure, the sculptures evoke bod...

Volatile organic compounds and their relation to sympathetic activation and autonomic balance in humans.

Cameron Stopforth

Etude du microenvironnement immunitaire des tumeurs de vessie n'infiltrant pas le muscle à haut risque de progression

Clément Klein

Les tumeurs de vessie représentent l’un des cancers urologiques les plus fréquents, et environ 75 % sont diagnostiquées au stade de tumeurs n’infiltrant pas le muscle (TVNIM). Parmi celles-ci, les formes dites à haut risque se caractérisent par un risque important de récidive et de progression vers une maladie infiltra...