• Insidiously sophisticated : ǂb from blackface to blackfishing 

  Burton, Benet (University of Delaware, 2021)

  A racist form of entertainment that persists through generations, Blackface has evolved with modernity to maintain relevancy, transforming into the 21st-century practice of Blackfishing: the process of white women manipulating ...
• A synergistic nanoscale zero valent iron-hydrogen peroxide technology for treatment of insensitive munitions wastewaters 

  Akanbi, Oluwasegun Elijah (University of Delaware, 2021)

  The U.S. Army is phasing out legacy munitions compounds that are prone to accidental detonation and replacing them with insensitive munitions compounds (IMCs). The major IMCs, namely 3-nitro-1,2,4-triazol-5-one (NTO), ...
• Applying mechanical testing strategies to maize brace roots 

  Erndwein, Lindsay (University of Delaware, 2021)

  Corn (Zea mays L.; Maize) is the top food crop cultivated worldwide and the United States alone is responsible for about 40% of the global supply. In the wake of rising global population demands, farmers need to maximize ...
• Exploration of FPGA based accelerators in Linux host systems 

  May, Daniel (University of Delaware, 2021)

  PCIe devices are pervasive in today’s computer systems. In addition, FPGAs are increasingly finding use in data centers as accelerators for specialized computation tasks. This paper endeavors to provide a guide for future ...
• The materiality and art history of glitter 

  Mapstone, Molly (University of Delaware, 2021)

  Glitter is ubiquitous throughout our material world. Likewise, it has become prevalent in works of contemporary art. Despite the growing presence of glitter in recent art, scholars and critics have largely dismissed its ...

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