DataSpace: Princeton University Doctoral Dissertations, 2011-2020

Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2020	LIFE ON THE FRINGE: SURVEYING THE ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL TENACITY OF METHANOGENS AND ANAEROBIC METHANOTROPHS IN THE OLIGOTROPHIC DEEP SUBSURFACE BIOSPHERE	Harris, Rachel Lee
2020	Scattering Theory in Fluctuational Electromagnetics at the Nanoscale: From Numerical Methods to Fundamental Limits	Venkataram, Prashanth Sanjeev
2020	Smart Healthcare via Efficient Machine Learning	Yin, Hongxu
2020	Theory and Simulations of Compressional and Global Alfven Eigenmode Stability in Spherical Tokamaks	Lestz, Jeff
2020	Go on Your Nerve: Confidence in American Poetry, 1860-1960	Mahoney, Cate Louise
2020	Information Encoding and Retrieval in Photonic Systems	Ma, Yechi
2020	The role of CAM photosynthesis in the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum	Hartzell, Samantha Rae
2020	Essays in Political Economy	Kosterina, Svetlana
2020	Schooling Suburbia: The Politics of School Finance in Postwar Long Island	Glass, Michael Ross
2020	ENABLING ENCAPSULATION OF BIOLOGICS IN POLYMERIC NANOCARRIERS: TECHNOLOGY DESIGN FROM PROCESS TO APPLICATION	Markwalter, Chester Edward
2020	Teachers, Prophets and Exegetes: Jewish and Early Christian Intellectual History, 200 BCE – 200 CE	Lamm, Tzvi
2020	Under the Spell of Wagner: The Revue Wagnérienne and Literary Experimentation in the Belle Epoque (1878-1893)	Heck, Adeline Anastasia
2020	On the Complexity of Markov Decision Problems	Chen, Yichen
2020	Extending fibrations of knot complements to ribbon disk complements	Miller, Maggie
2020	Byzantium not Forgotten: Constructing the Artistic and Cultural Legacy of an Empire between East and West in the Early Modern Period	Spratt, Emily L.
2020	Characterization of the spatiotemporal architecture of the genome and its relevance to biological function	Barinov, Lev
2020	Data-Driven Approaches and Systems to Interrogate Complex Disease	Dannenfelser, Ruth
2020	A Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer formula for high-weight modular forms	Thackeray, Henry Robert
2020	A Quorum-Sensing Autoinducer that Controls Bacterial Group Behaviors and a Phage Lysis-Lysogeny Decision	Silpe, Justin Ezekiel
2019	FROM MUTATIONS TO RATE CONSTANTS: MUTATIONS IN MEK DIFFERENTIALLY AFFECT THE BIOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ERK SIGNALING PATHWAY	Yeung, Eyan

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