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3. Integrating and Evaluating Quantum-safe TLS in Database Applications

Author

Tueno, Anselme, Boehm, David, Choe, Shin Ho, Goos, Gerhard, Founding Editor, Hartmanis, Juris, Founding Editor, Bertino, Elisa, Editorial Board Member, Gao, Wen, Editorial Board Member, Steffen, Bernhard, Editorial Board Member, Yung, Moti, Editorial Board Member, Sural, Shamik, editor, and Lu, Haibing, editor

Published
2022
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6. Connecting the Global Marketplace.

Author

Boehm, David

Subjects
*CROPS, *AGRICULTURAL industries, *STAKEHOLDERS, *EDUCATIONAL programs, *WEBINARS
Abstract

The article offers information on the role and activities of the Northern Crops Institute (NCI), an international learning center connecting stakeholders in the agricultural industry, promoting regional agriculture and facilitating educational programs. Topics covered include NCI's mission to support northern-grown crops; various courses and webinars offered, conferences, technical services; and future expansions in the form of a new facility and feed mill expansion.

Published
2023
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7. Resolving the origin of the petrogenic hydrocarbon background in Prince William Sound, Alaska

Author

Paul D. Boehm; David S. Page; William Burns; A. Edward Bence; Paul j. Mankiewiczl and John S. Brown

Subjects
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co. -- Research, Arthur D. Little Valuation Inc. -- Research, Hydrocarbons -- Health aspects, High technology industry -- Research, Environmental issues, Science and technology, Bowdoin College -- Research
Abstract

This study was conducted to determine the dominant sources of petrogenic hydrocarbons in benthic sediments in Prince William Sound, which are eroding the Tertiary shales. The study was conducted by Arthur D. Little, Bowdoin College and ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co.

Published
2001

9. LETTERS

Author

Sweeney, Timothy J., Lindeman, Devora, Falsetti, Andrew E., Tinari, Nicholas M., and Boehm, David O.

Published
2003

10. Thinking outside the cell: expanding safety and security beyond the perimeter

Author

Boehm, David P. and Lampert, Robert O.

Subjects
Prisoners -- Statistics -- Safety and security measures, Correctional institutions -- Safety and security measures -- Statistics, Facility security -- Management -- Statistics, Law, Company business management, Management, Statistics, Safety and security measures
Abstract

The U.S.'s soaring prison population has reached a tipping point. A 2008 study released by the Pew Center on the States' Public Safety Performance Project reported that, for the first [...]

Published
2008

18. Ceramic Aneurysm Clips

Author

Sutherland, Garnette R., primary, Kelly, John J.P., additional, Boehm, David W., additional, and Klassen, James B., additional

Published
2008
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22. The circle of criminal justice.

Author

Boehm, David O.

Subjects
Criminal justice, Administration of -- History, Punishment in crime deterrence -- History
Published
1988

24. Influence of Nitrogen Fertilizer Treatments on Spring Wheat (Triticum aestivumL.) Flour Characteristics and Effect on Fresh and Frozen Dough Quality

Author

Boehm, David J., Berzonsky, William A., and Bhattacharya, Monisha

Abstract

Growers are targeting hard red spring wheat (Triticum aestivumL.) (HRSW) for frozen dough end uses. Consequently, it is important to determine whether increasing nitrogen (N) fertilizer rates and grain protein content (GPC) improve frozen dough quality. Four HRSW cultivars were grown in low-N soils at three locations over two years in North Dakota and fertilized with N rates of 0 kg/ha, 67.2 kg/ha, and 134.4 kg/ha. End use characteristics were analyzed using farinograph, extensigraph, and baking tests. Fresh and frozen doughs were analyzed to determine the effects of N treatments on frozen storage. A cultivar × N treatment interaction existed for extensigram curve area of fresh dough. A significant increase in GPC existed between the 0 and 67.2 kg/ha N treatments. Farinograph water absorption, arrival times, and peak times increased significantly at the 67.2 kg/ha N treatment. Bread loaf volume of fresh dough increased significantly with all treatments, while loaf volume of frozen dough increased significantly only at the 67.2 kg/ha N treatment. Therefore, aside from fresh dough loaf volume, there appears to be no improvement in frozen dough quality with the use of higher than typical N application.

Published
2004
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26. A guy named Joe (1943): shooting script

Author

Trumbo, Dalton, 1905-1976, author., Boehm, David, 1893-1962, author., Sprague, Chandler, 1886-1955, author., Brennan, Frederick Hazlitt, 1901-1962, author., and Trumbo, Dalton, 1905-1976, author.

Published
2004

27. Ceramic aneurysm clips.

Author

Sutherland GR, Kelly JJ, Boehm DW, and Klassen JB

Subjects
Equipment Design, Equipment Failure Analysis, Ceramics, Computer-Aided Design, Intracranial Aneurysm surgery, Neurosurgical Procedures instrumentation, Vascular Surgical Procedures instrumentation
Abstract

Objective: To design and manufacture an aneurysm clip that incorporates ceramic jaws and a titanium spring, thereby decreasing susceptibility artifact at the aneurysm neck and allowing intra- and/or postoperative magnetic resonance (MR) evaluation., Methods: A series of aneurysm clips were developed using ceramic jaws and a titanium spring. A corresponding clip applicator with a novel clip-applicator interface was developed to improve ergonomics and visibility during clip placement or removal. Ceramic clips were imaged at 3.0 T in a kiwi fruit phantom model and compared with MR-compatible Yaşargil aneurysm clips (Aesculap, AG & Co., Tuttlingen, Germany). Ceramic clips were subsequently evaluated in a human cadaveric model at 1.5 T., Results: Ceramic clips were developed initially using silicon nitride ceramic and subsequently with yttria-stabilized zirconia ceramic. The ceramic clip jaws showed reduced susceptibility artifact compared with MR-compatible Yaşargil clips. Closing pressure was maintained over the course of 50 cycles of clip opening and closing. Aneurysm clip jaw crossing was not observed. The novel clip applicator and enhanced applicator-clip interface improved visibility during clip application and reduced the potential for torque during clip removal., Conclusion: The use of ceramic material limited MR imaging susceptibility artifact and image distortion in the area immediately surrounding the ceramic jaws. As expected, image distortion occurred around the titanium spring and pivot. However, in the unique design of this new aneurysm clip, the spring is located far enough from the distal end of the jaws to provide an undistorted image of the clipped area.

Published
2008
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