Browsing UW-Stout Research Day by Title

Magnetic properties of nanoparticles fabricates via inert gas condensation

Kraft, R.; Coughlin, Kirk; Zhai, L. (2011-04)

Male athlete and non athlete body image differences

Heikkinen, Haley; Arp, Jessica (2011-04)

The male inmate perspective on jail parenting programs

Hoffman, Leah; Kelly, Megan (2012-04)

Measuring the effect of sports related head impacts on memory processes with the auditory oddball task

Kucksdorf, Ryan; Slawson, Kyle; Pastika, Tim; Adams, Taylor; Brodhagen, Mary; Comstock, Daniel (2013-04)

Mechanical Chaotic Oscillator

Broderick, Bodhi; Proctor, Nick (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2024)

The goal of this experiment is to create and analyze chaotic motion. Chaotic motion is deterministic, meaning it’s completely determined by its initial conditions. This doesn’t mean that we can predict its behavior, but ...

Media exposure & sexual experiences of college students

Maurer, Jeanne; Anderson, Lisa (2013-04)

Microsatellite parentage in the nurseryfish (Kurtus gulliveri) of northern Australia

Bessert, Michael; Sommer, Julie; Berra, Tim; Orti, Guillermo; Chenzhong, Li; Brozek, Jerry (2011-04)

Microscopic effect of chemical etching on glass surfaces

Peters, Destin (2011-04)

Miley in the limelight : analyzing lyrics for "party terminology"

Floersch, Alexandra (2014-04-29)

Four albums by Miley Cyrus, released both as herself and as Hannah Montana, were analyzed using corpus analysis and the LexTutor word frequency counter to determine relative frequency of most used words and of party terminology.

A mobile data analysis framework for environmental health decision support

Johnson, Richard; Christie, Andrew; Obermueller, Ronnie; Herbert, Josh (2012)

Models of Cd absorption by italian parsley

Upadhyaya, Bandana; Johnson, Brittany E (2012-04)

The objective of this study was to develop a system for effective investigation of Cd uptake in a commonly cultivated garden plant, Italian Parsley (Petroselinum crispum var. neapolitanum), to be applied to future studies ...

Motivational factors and the early childhood educator

Gilbertson, Sara; Nixt, Sami (2014-04-29)

In agreement with literature the study demonstrated that there is a significant relationship with Early Childhood Educators wanting to stay in the Early Childhood Education field if better benefits were offered. Also in ...

Moving object data generation

Deakman, Alex; Trostle, Thomas; Potter, Jacob; Herbert, Josh (2011-04)

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Howarton, Renee (2012-04)

Nano fever: simulating nanoparticle creation

Bourget, Chayne; Johnson, Richard; Bensen, Andrew; Christie, Andrew; Haas, Tyeler; Howell, Sarah (2011-04)

Neural responses to aggressive images

Marciniak, Emily; Neuenfeldt, Ranae; Dresler, Caitlin; Falkofske, Zach; Beer, Emily (2011-04)

Niche study of winter birds at feeders in Menomonie, Wisconsin

Vue, Sheng (2012-04)

Nutrition, physical activity, and BMI-for-age categorization of school-aged children in the Menomonie area

Rozek, Lindsay (2011-04)

Nutritional deficiencies in endurance runners with Chron's Disease

Palmer, Mary (2012-04)

The purpose of this study was to examine the dietary intake of endurance runners with Crohn's disease so that exact dietary deficiencies may be identified, specifically related to: vitamins A, D, E, K, fiber, iron, and ...

Observing Mie Light Scattering

Gelhar, Sophie (University of Wisconsin--Stout, 2024)

Light scattering is an optical phenomenon where light waves disperse when they encounter particles, causing color separation. The most widely seen version is Rayleigh scattering, where light scatters when it hits particles ...