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  • there is something here 
    Cebere, Agnese (University of Oregon, 2022)
    My terminal creative project is concerned with spectatorship, freedom and control, the technologies of the grid and virtual reality, theatricality and performance. I investigate the tropes of the Western and the figure of ...
  • There’s A Dog In My House And Some Dogs In My Head 
    Bodenhamer, Devon (University of Oregon, 2021)
    I create installations that use humor and the visual language of the domestic space to disarm and analyze emotional discomfort in order to create a more whole sense of self. The work invites those who choose to participate ...
  • Thermal Loading Modalities and Cutaneous Active Vasodilation 
    Francisco, Michael (University of Oregon, 2020-09-24)
    In humans, the primary response to increasing internal temperature is increased cutaneous blood flow along with sweating. These reflexes facilitate heat dissipation to the environment by expanding the thermal gradient ...
  • Thermo-acidophilic Algae: pH and Metal Tolerances 
    Lowell, Christina (University of Oregon, 2012)
    The class Cyanidiophyceae (the "cyanidia") includes three genera, the walled Cyanidium and Galdieria and the "naked" Cyandioschyzon. All of these algae are unicellular and asexual and live at high temperature and low pH. ...
  • Thermodynamic Sunblock: Learning from the 2019 Solar Decathlon Design Challenge 
    Bean, Jonathan (University of Oregon, 2019)
    How might architectural education change to accommodate the opportunity of designing thermodynamic systems beyond the building scale? This paper provides an overview of a proposal for a district energy system in Tucson, ...
  • Thermoelectric and Heat Flow Phenomena in Mesoscopic Systems 
    Matthews, Jason E. (University of Oregon, 2011-12)
    Low-dimensional electronic systems, systems that are restricted to single energy levels in at least one of the three spatial dimensions, have attracted considerable interest in the field of thermoelectric materials. At ...
  • The thermoelectric efficiency of quantum dots in indium arsenide/indium phosphide nanowires 
    Hoffmann, Eric A., 1982- (University of Oregon, 2009-12)
    State of the art semiconductor materials engineering provides the possibility to fabricate devices on the lower end of the mesoscopic scale and confine only a handful of electrons to a region of space. When the thermal ...
  • Thermoelectric properties of quantum dots and other low-dimensional systems 
    Nakpathomkun, Natthapon, 1973- (University of Oregon, 2010-12)
    Quantum dots are systems in which all three spatial sizes are comparable to the Fermi wavelength. The strong confinement leads to a discrete energy spectrum. A goal of thermoelectric research is to find a system with a ...
  • These Times 
    Capek, Karel; Comrada, Norma; Comrada, Bean (Lidové noviny AS, 1937-11-21)
  • THETICITY IN TIRIYÓ: An Empirical Reevaluation 
    Hatch, Rebecca A. (University of Oregon, 2014-06)
    My thesis explores the concept oftheticity, both in general and in a specific language: Tiriy6. This language is a member of the Cariban language family and its speakers live in Suriname and Brazil. Theticity is a type ...
  • They "Look with Longing Eyes": Pre-Allotment Strategies on the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation, 1880-1885 
    Brown , Madelyn (University of Oregon, 2022-10-26)
    Before the ratification of a national allotment policy in 1887, the US Office of Indian Affairs used assimilation policies to prepare individual reservations for privatization. Situated within the larger themes of US ...
  • “They Just Want the Eyesore Gone”: Evictions and Belonging in Eugene’s Washington Jefferson Park Houseless Encampment 
    Lewis, Aaron (University of Oregon, 2022)
    In December of 2020, the City of Eugene responded to the pandemic-driven surge in unsheltered houselessness by suspending its urban camping ban and establishing a sanctioned encampment for the unhoused in Washington Jefferson ...
  • Thiamine Deficiency in Cambodian Infants 
    Gallivan, Lauren Elizabeth (University of Oregon, 2020)
    Cambodian infants are at significant risk of malnutrition, and thiamine deficiency, in particular. This can put their survival at stake, but may also imperil the integrity of developing neural systems that support learning ...
  • Thiamine supplementation benefits language development in infants at risk for thiamine deficiency 
    Sanchirico, Anna; Baldwin, Dare; Measelle, Jeffrey; Whitfield, Kyly (University of Oregon, 2021)
    Millions of infants, especially in regions such as Southeast Asia, are currently at risk of thiamine deficiency. We investigated the extent to which maternal thiamine supplementation in rural Cambodia might protect their ...
  • Thin Film van der Waals Heterostructures containing MoSe2 from Modulated Elemental Precursors 
    Hadland, Erik (University of Oregon, 2019-04-30)
    Transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) are naturally occurring layered materials that have attracted immense research interest due to their high degree of chemical tunability. In particular, MoSe2 has been the focus of ...
  • Thin Sheep forest health treatment environmental assessment 
    United States. Bureau of Land Management. Lakeview District (2006-08-15)
    Proposes commercial timber harvesting, road improvements, riparian habitat restoration, and fuels treatments. Includes density management thinning on approximately 700 acres, mixed density management and precommercial ...
  • Thin Sheep forest health treatments decision rationale 
    United States. Bureau of Land Management. Lakeview District (2006-10-18)
    Announces decision implementing project for commercial timber harvesting, road improvements, riparian habitat restoration, and fuels treatments. Includes density management thinning on approximately 700 acres, mixed density ...
  • Thin Skin, Thick Blood: Identity, Stability and the Project of Black Solidarity 
    Russell, Camisha (Journal for Peace and Justice Studies, 2009)
    In this essay I argue for the role of positive, community-based black identities (in the plural) in the creation and maintenance of black solidarity. I argue against Tommie Shelby’s attempts to reduce the notion of black ...
  • The Things We Do to Each Other: Songs 
    Rivet, Mitchell (University of Oregon, 2014-12)
    This thesis is a collection of original compositions designed to exemplify an understanding of popular music forms and the compositional potential they possess. The intent is not to journey into a specific genre, but rather ...
  • The Things We’ve Done for a Table Leg: A Landscape Narrative Approach to the Colonial Mahogany Trade 
    Maxson, John (2018-08-25)
    The troubling material history of the colonial mahogany trade’s ties to slave labor and environmental degradation is often obscured by the reverence we place on the craftsmanship and pedigree of its products. Although ...

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