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Explores the material relationships between race and species in African American/Diasporic literature and culture.
Elmallah's mixed-methods research examines the politics and planning of energy transitions across urban and rural spaces.
Expertise in ethics and the philosophy of action.
Expertise in kinesiology, exercise physiology, health behavior and human performance education.
Forensic anthropology, epidemiology, paleopathology, skeletal biology, human anatomy and history.
Research is in designing mathematical models to explore the behavior, evolution and control of complex systems.
Expert in climate economics, policy and modeling.
Research interests include sociology of families, race and ethnicity, and gender and work.
Industrial and representational history of U.S. late night television, and has worked on science marketing productions.
Retired Lieutenant Colonel and podcaster who teaches international relations, the future of war, strategy and security studies.
Aircraft systems, rotorcraft, structural dynamics, optimization and machine learning.
Research focuses on landscape sustainability, immersive technologies in design, urban green infrastructure, and environmental perception.