College of Computer, Mathematical & Natural Sciences
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Effective October 4, 2010, the University established the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences (CMNS) by integrating the former colleges of Chemical and Life Sciences (CLFS) and Computer Mathematical and Physical Sciences (CMPS).
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A Reply to van den Berg and van der Sluys: Effects Resembling a Bio-Field on a Torsion Pendulum Cannot Be Caused by Heated Air Currents Generated by the Subject
(Society of Scientific Exploration, 2015)A Reply to van den Berg and van der Sluys: Effects Resembling a Bio-Field on a Torsion Pendulum Cannot Be Caused by Heated Air Currents Generated by the Subject -
HUMAN SUBJECT EFFECTS ON TORSION PENDULUM OSCILLATIONS: IMPORTANCE OF ESTABLISHING THE CONTRIBUTION OF THERMAL CONVECTION AIR CURRENTS
(Elsevier, 2017-02)Studies of thermal effects on torsion pendulum oscillations. -
Nutrient co-limitation of primary producer communities
(Blackwell, 2011)Synergistic interactions between multiple limiting resources are common, highlighting the importance of co-limitation as a constraint on primary production. Our concept of resource limitation has shifted over the past two ... -
Effects of diet quality on performance and nutrient regulation in an omnivorous katydid
(Blackwell, 2011)1. Omnivores by definition eat both plants and animals. However, little is known about how diet macronutrient content affects omnivore performance, or the extent to which they can regulate macronutrient intake. We assessed ...