Using Epistemic Injustice to Examine Scholarship About Sexual Violence Among Students With Minoritized Identities.

We engaged in a content analysis of 10 years of scholarship about students of color, students with disabilities, and queer and/or trans students and sexual violence (SV). Our findings indicate that most of the scholarship centering students with minoritized identities focuses on prevalence and risk factors associated with SV and lacks theoretical frameworks relevant to the populations being studied. Employing epistemic injustice as a framework, we argue the implications of excluding students with minoritized identities in the scholarship about SV results in ineffective research and practice, which ultimately results in continued high rates of SV for all students.

Highly stretchable polymer semiconductor thin films with multi-modal energy dissipation and high relative stretchability.

Stretchable polymer semiconductors (PSCs) have seen great advancements alongside the development of soft electronics. But it remains a challenge to simultaneously achieve high charge carrier mobility and stretchability. Herein, we report the finding that stretchable PSC thin films (<100-nm-thick) with high stretchability tend to exhibit multi-modal energy dissipation mechanisms and have a large relative stretchability (rS) defined by the ratio of the entropic energy dissipation to the enthalpic energy dissipation under strain.

Corrosion-Fatigue Performance of 3D-Printed (L-PBF) AlSi10Mg.

Additive manufacturing (AM) allows for optimized part design, reducing weight compared to conventional manufacturing. However, the microstructure, surface state, distribution, and size of internal defects (e.g.

A validated method for the determination of hematocrit in dried blood spots using image analysis.

To develop a nondestructive method for the estimation of hematocrit (HCT) in dried blood spots (DBSs). Standards and controls were created (HCT range: 0.20-0.