• Stories Untold: Counter-Narratives to Anti-Blackness and Deficit-Oriented Discourse Concerning HBCUs 

  Williams, Krystal L.; Burt, Brian A.; Clay, Kevin L.; Bridges, Brian K. (2018)

  Although there is empirical evidence concerning the value of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), broader narratives about these institutions too often overemphasize challenges and depict them from a ...
• Local charge writing in epitaxial SmNiO3 thin films 

  Yan, Feng; Schoofs, Frank; Shi, Jian; Ha, Sieu D.; Jaramillo, R.; Ramanathan, Shriram (2014-02-28)

  We have investigated the evolution of work function in epitaxial correlated perovskite SmNiO3 (SNO) thin film spanning the metal-insulator transition (MIT) by Kelvin probe force microscopy (KPFM). Combining contact-mode ...
• Crustal Structure beneath the Northern Transantarctic Mountains and Wilkes Subglacial Basin: Implications for Tectonic Origins 

  Hansen, Samantha E.; Kenyon, Lindsey M.; Graw, Jordan H.; Park, Yongcheol; Nyblade, Andrew A. (2016-02-13)

  Key Points: New crustal constraints beneath the northern Transantarctic Mountains (TAMs). Crust thickens from ~20 km near the coast to ~41 km inland. Locally thicker crust may explain additional topography in the ...
• Crustal and Upper-Mantle Structure Beneath Ice-Covered Regions in Antarctica from S-wave Receiver Functions and Implications for Heat Flow 

  Ramirez, C.; Nyblade, A.; Hansen, S. E.; Wiens, D. A.; Anandakrishnan, S.; Aster, R. C.; Huerta, A. D.; Shore, P.; Wilson, T. (2016)

  S-wave receiver functions (SRFs) are used to investigate crustal and upper-mantle structure beneath several ice-covered areas of Antarctica. Moho S-to-P (Sp) arrivals are observed at ∼6–8 s in SRF stacks for stations in ...
• Investigating the P Wave Velocity Structure beneath Harrat Lunayyir, Northwestern Saudi Arabia, using Double-Difference Tomography and Earthquakes from the 2009 Seismic Swarm 

  Hansen, Samantha E.; DeShon, Heather R.; Moore-Driskell, Melissa M.; Al-Amri, Abdullah M. S. (2013-09-12)

  In 2009, a swarm of more than 30,000 earthquakes occurred beneath the Harrat Lunayyir lava field in northwest Saudi Arabia. This event was just one of several seismic swarms to occur in this region over the past decade. ...

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