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    • Games and Decision Under Uncertainty 

      Iijima, Ryota (2016-05-12)
      This dissertation presents three independent essays in microeconomic theory. Chapter 1 (co-authored with Akitada Kasahara) studies the implications of gradual adjustment in strategic interactions, relative to the one-shot ...
    • GaN/InGaN Microcavities and Applications 

      Niu, Nan (2015-05-12)
      Semiconductor micro- and nano-cavities are excellent platforms for experimental studies of optical cavities, lasing dynamics, and cavity Quantum Electrodynamics (QED). Common materials for such experiments are narrow bandgap ...
    • Garden Work: The Horticultural Formation of American Literature, 1850-1930 

      Wierzbicki, Kaye Jocelyn (2014-10-21)
      Garden Work argues that American literature's sense of form developed as part of an ongoing theoretical conversation with the field of garden design. Of particular significance to American writers was a horticultural ...
    • Garment Poetics: Costureras in Los Angeles' Garment Industry 

      Fonseca-Ledezma, Jenesis Alejandra (2021-05-17)
      Garment Poetics explores forms of resistance amongst Mexican and Salvadoran women who work(ed) in Los Angeles, California’s garment industry. Through the theoretical framework of women of color feminism, I turn to union ...
    • Gas-Particle Interactions of Organic Aerosol 

      QIN, YIMING (2021-11-16)
      Atmospheric organic aerosols play significant roles in climate, air quality, and human health. Quantitative understanding and predicting the gas-particle interactions of organic aerosols and their role in particle formation ...
    • Gasdermin-E mediates mitochondrial damage in axons and neurodegeneration 

      Neel, Dylan Vijith (2023-09-06)
      Mitochondrial dysfunction and axon loss are hallmarks of neurologic diseases. Gasdermin (GSDM) proteins are executioner pore-forming molecules that mediate cell death, yet their roles in the central nervous system (CNS) ...
    • Gaussian Processes for Time-Varying Treatment Effects 

      Zhu, Justin (2021-06-23)
      Gaussian Process (GP) models have gained popularity for their flexibility to handle correlation among data sampled from the Gaussian Distribution. The correlation frequently characterizes time-dependent data, such as step ...
    • GDF11 Expression and Roles during Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis 

      Mayweather, Brittany Anne (2020-11-23)
      Growth differentiation factor 11 (GDF11) is a TGFβ superfamily member that acts as a critical negative regulator of developmental neurogenesis. However, very little is known about the CNS expression and functions of ...
    • Gender and Computer Science at Harvard 

      Danoff, Michelle (2017-07-14)
      In recent years, students and faculty at Harvard have made a wide range of efforts to foster gender diversity in computer science. These efforts are likely responsible for a recent increase in female concentrators, but ...
    • Gender and Depression: Three Perspectives from Low-and Middle-Income Settings 

      Regan, Mathilda (2020-11-19)
      Mental health disorders are a major contributor to the global burden of disease. The vast majority of mental health research is conducted in high income settings and may not translate to low-and middle-income countries ...
    • Gender and Sexuality in U.S. Biodiversity Discourse 

      Perret, Meg (2022-07-28)
      This dissertation examines the role of gender and sexuality in discourses surrounding the biodiversity crisis that threatens the future of most known species, including humans. I examine the gendered rhetoric that biodiversity ...
    • Gender Differences in Professional Advancement: The Role of Goals, Perceptions, and Behaviors 

      Wilmuth, Caroline Ashley (2016-05-19)
      Women are significantly underrepresented in senior-level positions within organizations. A great deal of research has provided evidence that both demand-side factors (e.g., bias and discrimination) and supply-side factors ...
    • Gendered Measures & Outcomes: An Intersectional Investigation of Intergroup Religious Discrimination 

      Ghani, Asma (2022-09-16)
      Religious discourse in social psychology often erases issues of intersectionality by centering a single-axis framework, discounting the ways in which social identities intertwine with each other and broader systems of ...
    • Gendering the Shinto Priesthood in Postwar Japan 

      Mirsalis, Dana (2022-05-17)
      This dissertation uses archival and ethnographic research to examine how the entrance of women into the Shinto priesthood in 1946 precipitated the formation of a gendered priesthood. Although more than 16% of the priesthood ...
    • Gene Expression and CD4+ T Cell Susceptibility to SIV 

      Rahmberg, Andrew (2016-09-08)
      HIV and its simian counterpart SIV infect CD4+ T cells; however, not all CD4+ T cells are equally vulnerable to infection. Despite decades of research, a complete molecular description of a CD4+ T cell susceptible to ...
    • Gene expression programs in the nose 

      Brann, David H (2024-03-12)
      Sensory processing in the nose filters the external olfactory world and supports a wide variety of olfactory behaviors that are fundamental to life. Natural odor stimuli are complex mixtures of volatile chemicals that ...
    • Gene expression regulation from the nucleus to the mitochondria 

      Lachance, Katherine Coyne (2021-01-08)
      Gene expression links genotype to phenotype; it is the fundamental mechanism by which genomic information stored in DNA is functionalized into RNA and, eventually, protein. Gene expression is a complex process, tightly ...
    • Gene-Drug Interactions and the Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance 

      Palmer, Adam Christopher (2013-03-18)
      The evolution of antibiotic resistance is shaped by interactions between genes, the chemical environment, and an antibiotic's mechanism of action. This thesis explores these interactions with experiments, theory, and ...
    • Genealogies of Survival: Christianity, Judaism, Sovereignty 

      Stern, Adam Y. (2017-01-03)
      This dissertation attends to survival as a notion of critical historical urgency. It begins with the observation that survival is a foundational but largely unexamined theme within the field of Jewish Studies, arguing that ...