University of Tampa Institutional Repository

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  • Theoretical Adsorption of Lactic Acid Through Benchmark MOFs 
    Varghese, Abraham (The University of Tampa, 2019-06)
    The purpose of this project was to measure the adsorption capacity of benchmark MOFs in trapping lactic acid, a perilous biological substance.
  • 2019 Presentation Abstracts 
    The Center for José Martí Studies Affiliate at the University of Tampa (The Center for José Martí Studies Affiliate at the University of Tampa, 2019-06)
    2019 NEH SUMMER INSTITUTE: “JOSÉ MARTÍ AND THE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES OF FLORIDA IN CUBAN INDEPENDENCE AND THE DAWN OF THE AMERICAN CENTURY” PRESENTATION ABSTRACTS The following abstracts are listed by week in chronological ...
  • 2019 Program Overview 
    The Center for José Martí Studies Affiliate at the University of Tampa (The Center for José Martí Studies Affiliate at the University of Tampa, 2019-06)
    PROGRAM OF STUDY The Institute’s 4-week program of study will be organized according to the three principal elements that make up this extraordinary history. First, participants will come to know the history of the ...
  • How Does Terrorism Impact Foreign Direct Investment? 
    Barber, Roman (The University of Tampa, 2019-04)
    This research question explores the impact of terrorism mechanisms on foreign direct investment. The mechanisms of terrorism that I focused on where transnational, domestic and political terrorism. My research explains how ...
  • How Do Inluxes of Refugees Influence the Potential for Violence Within the Host Country? 
    Eshoo, Emily (The University of Tampa, 2019-04)
    The presence of refugees changes the dynamics of the host society. Influxes of refugees have economic, political, and social implications. The purpose of my research is to discover how refugee inflows influence the potential ...

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