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- Author(s):
- Gladden Pappin
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Key elements of Jean Gerson’s account of jus show the distance between premodern and modern accounts of rights. The distinction between ‘subjective’ and ‘objective’ right has been overemphasized. Elements of Scotistic moral theology lie in the background of Gerson’s emphasis on jus as a faculty. Gerson’s own account of the relationship between jus and politics has been overlooked. His discussions of jus in the conciliar context are mixed, opposing the popes’ cl…
- Date Published:
- 2015
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- Author(s):
- Natalie K. Meyers, Luis Felipe Murillo, Shannon Dosemagen, Gerd Heber, Katie Hoeberling, Lane Rasberry, John Ready, Alek Jelenak, Michelle Cheripka, Matias Milia
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A presentation by the Socio-Environmental Knowledge Commons (SEEKCommons) team delivered at a Virtual Meeting convened for all NSF funded FAIR OS RCN teams on May 19, 2023.
Cite as Murillo, Luis Felipe, Doesmagen, Shannon, Heber, Gerd, Meyers, Natalie, Hoeberling, Katherine, Rasberry, Lane, Readey, John, Jelenak, Alek, Cheripka, Michelle, & Milia, Matias. (2023, May 19). Socio-Environmental Knowledge Commons presentation to NSF FAIR Open Science Research Coordination Network. Zenodo. htt…
- Date Created:
- 2023-06-28
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- Author(s):
- Sue Anne Bell, Marie Lynn Miranda, Julie P.W. Bynum
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Older adults living with Alzheimer disease and other related dementias (ADRD) are especially vulnerable during disaster events because of their dependence on others during crises. Previous hurricane studies1-3 have found general increases in mortality after exposure. However, little is known about how mortality after hurricane exposure differs among older adults living with ADRD. Therefore, we examined mortality changes among older adults with ADRD exposed to major US hurricanes.
- Date Published:
- 2023-03
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- Public
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- Author(s):
- John M. Golden, Thomas H. Lee
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When can Congress vest in administrative agencies or other non–Article III federal courts the power to adjudicate any of the nine types of “Cases” or “Controversies” listed in Article III of the United States Constitution? The core doctrine holds that Congress may employ non–Article III adjudicators in territorial courts, in military courts, and for decision of matters of public right. Scholars have criticized this so-called “public rights” doctrine as incoherent but have struggled to offer…
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- Author(s):
- John M. Golden, Thomas H. Lee
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This Article sheds new light on the private rights/public rights distinction used by the Supreme Court to assess the extent to which the United States Constitution permits adjudication by a non-Article III federal tribunal. State courts have traditionally been the primary deciders of lawsuits over private rights—historically defined as suits regarding “the liability of one individual to another under the law as defined.” If Congress could limitlessly assign adjudication of private rights case…
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- 2022
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- Author(s):
- Eric Chaisson
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A new way is proposed to thermodynamically gauge the evolving complexity of nation-states and their growing cities. Energy rate density is a useful metric to track the evolution of energy budgets, which help facilitate how well or badly human society trends toward winning or losing. The fates of nations and their cities are unknown, their success is not assured. Those nations and cities with rising per-capita energy usage while developing and those that are nearly flat while already developed…
- Date Published:
- 2022
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- Author(s):
- Harvey Brown
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This paper is concerned with the nature of probability in physics, and in quantum mechanics in particular. It starts with a brief discussion of the evolution of Itamar Pitowsky’s thinking about probability in quantum theory from 1994 to 2008, and the role of Gleason’s 1957 theorem in his derivation of the Born Rule. Pitowsky’s defence of probability therein as a logic of partial belief leads us into a broader discussion of probability in physics, in which the existence of objectiv…
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- 2020
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- Author(s):
- Bradley D. Smith
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A broad array of imaging and diagnostic technologies employs fluorophore-labeled antibodies for biomarker visualization, an experimental technique known as immunofluorescence. Significant performance advantages, such as higher signal-to-noise ratio, are gained if the appended fluorophore emits near-infrared (NIR) light with a wavelength >700 nm. However, the currently available NIR fluorophore antibody conjugates are known to exhibit significant limitations, including low chemical stabilit…
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- 2021-02
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- Author(s):
- Allen G. Oliver, Bradley D. Smith
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A new supramolecular paradigm is presented for reliable capture and co-precipitation of haloauric acids (HAuX4) from organic solvents or water. Two classes of acyclic organic compounds act as complementary receptors (tectons) by forming two sets of directional non-covalent interactions, (a) hydrogen bonding between amide (or amidinium) NH residues and the electronegative X ligands on the AuX4 @, and (b) electrostatic stacking of the electron deficient Au center against the face of an aromatic…
- Date Published:
- 2020-06
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- Public
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- Author(s):
- Dong-Hao Li, Cynthia L. Schreiber, Bradley D. Smith
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The near-infrared window of fluorescent heptamethine cyanine dyes greatly facilitates biological imaging because there is deep penetration of the light and negligible background fluorescence. However, dye instability, aggregation, and poor pharmacokinetics are current drawbacks that limit performance and the scope of possible applications. All these limitations are simultaneously overcome with a new molecular design strategy that produces a charge balanced and sterically shielded fluorochrome…
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- 2020-07
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- Public
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- Author(s):
- Canjia Zhai, Cynthia L. Schreiber, Sasha Padilla-Coley, Allen G. Oliver, Bradley D. Smith
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A general synthetic method creates a new class of covalently connected, self-threaded, fluorescent molecular probes with figure-eight topology, an encapsulated deep-red fluorophore, and two peripheral peptide loops. The globular molecular shape and rigidified peptide loops enhance imaging performance by promoting water solubility, eliminating probe self-aggregation, and increasing probe stability. Moreover, the peptide loops determine the affinity and selectivity for targets within complex bi…
- Date Published:
- 2020-01
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- Author(s):
- Canjia Zhai, Cynthia L. Schreiber, Sasha Padilla-Coley, Allen G. Oliver, Bradley D. Smith
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A general synthetic method creates a new class of covalently connected, self-threaded, fluorescent molecular probes with figure-eight topology, an encapsulated deep-red fluorophore, and two peripheral peptide loops. The globular molecular shape and rigidified peptide loops enhance imaging performance by promoting water solubility, eliminating probe self-aggregation, and increasing probe stability. Moreover, the peptide loops determine the affinity and selectivity for targets within complex bi…
- Date Published:
- 2020-01
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- Public