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Integrin-nucleus axis in cancer cell migration and mitosis on fibrous environments
Integrin-nucleus axis in cancer cell migration and mitosis on fibrous environments
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Expanding global classroom curriculum to deepen international collaboration
Expanding global classroom curriculum to deepen international collaboration
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Promoting Resilience for Finnish Health Care Workers Through Communication Skills Training
Promoting Resilience for Finnish Health Care Workers Through Communication Skills Training
Jaakko Kristian Dickman
Home Country
Finland
City
New York
Host State
New York
Field/Specialization
Communications: Mass Communications
Primary Host Institution
New York U - College of Arts and Science
Faculty Associate/Host
Nikhil Pal Singh
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Dickman
Jaakko Kristian
Rosa Veronika Suviranta
Home Country
Finland
City
Boston
Host State
Massachusetts
Field/Specialization
Humanities: Humanities
Primary Host Institution
Northeastern U - Khoury College of Computer Sciences
Faculty Associate/Host
Saiph Savage
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Suviranta
Rosa Veronika
Riikka Kristiina Korja
Home Country
Finland
City
New York
Host State
New York
Field/Specialization
Psychology: Developmental Psychology
Primary Host Institution
Columbia U - Department of Psychology
Faculty Associate/Host
Nim Tottenham
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Korja
Riikka Kristiina
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21st-century Antiwar Visual Politics in the United States
21st-century Antiwar Visual Politics in the United States
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Towards fair and effective crowdsourcing for Digital Humanities
Towards fair and effective crowdsourcing for Digital Humanities
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Representation learning for small molecule interactions and function
Representation learning for small molecule interactions and function
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Thinking Russia’s “Small-Numbered Indigenous Peoples of the North” in Global Context of Indigeneity
Thinking Russia’s “Small-Numbered Indigenous Peoples of the North” in Global Context of Indigeneity